The Haters: A Novel by Robyn Harding

In this gripping thriller by the bestselling author of "The Party" and "The Drowning Woman," Camryn Lane finds herself thrust into a nightmare scenario just as her literary dreams are coming true. Her debut novel has been published, and initial reception is positive. However, her euphoria is shattered when she receives a disturbing and accusatory message from an anonymous sender. Determined to brush off the unsettling communication, Camryn’s world further unravels when she discovers a scathing one-star review of her book on a prominent website. The reviewer’s articulate critique starts a cascade of negative reviews, threatening to derail her budding career.

As the online harassment intensifies and begins to bleed into her personal life, Camryn becomes increasingly paranoid. She struggles to discern whether the perpetrator is a random internet troll or someone closer to her circle, someone with a personal vendetta. The relentless attacks take a toll on her mental and emotional well-being, pushing her to the brink of desperation.

Camryn resolves to uncover the identity of her tormentor, unaware that the stakes are far higher than she could have imagined. As the harassment escalates to a dangerous level, posing a physical threat, she realizes she must confront the dark corners of her own past and present relationships to unearth the truth.

With a narrative that probes the sinister side of social media, obsession, and the consequences of fame, this thriller promises twists and turns that keep readers on edge. Camryn’s journey to unmask her enemy and protect herself becomes a harrowing battle against an adversary determined to destroy her at any cost. As the tension mounts, the novel delves into themes of betrayal, trust, and the lengths people will go to in pursuit of vengeance, delivering a chilling exploration of modern-day paranoia and the power of anonymity in the digital age.