The Murder After the Night Before by Katy Brant book cover sitting on a yellow background with blood seeping of the right hand side. The cover is a large pink background with a cartoon female on the right hand side, wearing yellow sunglasses and a towel on her brown hair with red lipstick and some small splashes of blood on her face.

The Murder After The Night Before

by Katy Brent

1–2 minutes
  • Fiction
  • Murder Mystery
  • Girly
  • Romance

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

The Murder After The Night Before” is a contemporary murder mystery novel set in London, England. It follows Molly, a 30-year-old woman whose life takes a drastic turn when she wakes up beside a stranger with no memory of the previous night, only to discover a humiliating video of herself has gone viral online. Matters worsen when she finds her roommate, Posey, dead at home.

As Molly grapples with the aftermath of the video and investigates Posey’s murder, the story delves into her struggles with her career aspirations and childhood trauma. Posey, portrayed as a successful journalist, is revealed to have hidden troubles.

The narrative, penned by Katy Brent, employs concise and engaging prose, focusing on character development rather than extensive descriptions of London. Despite initial skepticism about the book’s cover, the fast-paced storytelling captivates, weaving themes of trauma and addiction into the plot.

Brent skillfully integrates foreshadowing, keeping readers intrigued as the story unfolds. The portrayal of young women navigating life in London resonates authentically.

While the book’s pace is a highlight, it leaves room for exploration of deeper lore and descriptions in future works. Nonetheless, it offers a refreshing break from complex reads, appealing to fans of easy-to-follow murder mysteries.

Recommended primarily for young female readers seeking an enjoyable and accessible mystery, “The Murder After The Night Before” offers a satisfying reading experience, perfect for unwinding.

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