A huge thank you to Netgalley and Aria & Aries for giving me a chance to read Walk Me Home by Sebastian Fitzek in exchange for an honest review,

First things first, let's start off with the trigger warnings : domestic abuse, mentions of rape/non-consual sex, sexual assault, graphic violence, child death, suicide
This book is clearly for mature readers and it is not to be taken lightly.

Fitzek's really raising the stakes with a book heavily impacted with one of the "unseen" problems of society yet never straying from his own unique writing style and character driven plot. A psychological thriller to add to your list if you want something to kick up your heart rates and make your head buzz with the countless possible senarios that bring light to such a dark and twisted story.
The most notorious aspect of Fitzek's writing -the unreliable narrator prose- has the reader anxiously trying to decipher what is truth and what is lie, what is really happening and what belongs in the past, who is the victim and who is the killer.
Halfway through the book, the story kicks in with plot twists in every chapter that keep the reader full of suspense and vigilance trying to guess what is going to happen next.
As a dedicated Sebastian Fitzek reader, Walk Me Home definetely skyrocketed to the top of his works for me, dethroning Therapy from its first place .