Kiss Me First is a remarkably clever novel that is gripping from start to finish." - Books of the Year, Stylist "Lottie Moggach's very modern thriller takes identity fraud to the next level. but Lottie Moggach's approach - less doom and gloom and more wit and warmth - means that her two lead characters leap off the page." - Marie Claire A brilliant debut that boldly heads into some very dark places. "A finger-on-the-pulse take on identity as an online life replaces the real thing. "Hailed as this year’s Gone Girl, make room in your beach bag for this." - Elle "I was gripped from the first page, moved throughout, and swallowed the book whole." - Erin Kelly, author of THE POISON TREE "An outstanding first novel about a young woman who, with the internet as her ally, steers another woman towards suicide." - Books of the Year, Observer It's about women, families relationships, intimacy and love, and it's bang on the money: Moggach has taken the online world's pulse and called it perfectly." - Grazia
Kiss Me First works as a coming-of-age story, as a mystery, as a psychological thriller, as satire - and as a fantastic read. Not only is it acutely perceptive about the online world - all of it, not just the weirder end - but Lottie writes both Tess and Leila with a skill that borders on telepathy. Kiss Me First is brilliant, one of those books you read till 3am. "This is a book for anyone who's ever spent any time online, and for anyone who feels they over-engage with social media.
Lottie Moggach has put her finger to the pulse of our times." - Liz Jensen, author of THE RAPTURE "A brave, poignant and humane novel about society's taboos – and the cost of breaking them. One of those rare beasts: a true page turner." - Laissez Faire London disturbing and compelling in equal measures, this is a tightly plotted and irresistible debut which packs a hefty punch. “KISS ME FIRST has all the hallmarks of a psychological thriller bestseller.
a clever concept with a truly human side." - Londonist When we die, what happens to our online selves? Are our online selves really us, anyway?. "It’s a fascinating notion and one that nudges up against something we’re all going to have to deal with at some point. "This really is the book that everyone will be reading" - The Bookseller "The first thriller to truly tackle the shifting sands of a life lived online, I couldn't put it down." - Harper’s Bazaar "This is such an original, brave idea for a novel" - Evening Standard
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