Cynthia Murphy Collection 3 Books Set (The Midnight Game, Win Lose Kill Die & Last One To Die)

This three-book collection brings together YA thrillers by Cynthia Murphy, each set around high-stakes situations where danger closes in fast. Across the set, the stories move from summer in London to an elite academy and a single night shaped by an online thread, with each book centred on escalating threats and unanswered questions.

Included are The Midnight Game, Win Lose Kill Die and Last One To Die. From attacks on young women who share a striking resemblance to a new arrival in the city, to murders targeting top students at Morton Academy, to a gathering arranged through a creepy Deddit thread, the collection explores what happens when trust is uncertain and the rules are unforgiving.

Included titles

• The Midnight Game
• Win Lose Kill Die
• Last One To Die

Key details

• Three-book set
• Author: Cynthia Murphy
• Includes The Midnight Game, Win Lose Kill Die and Last One To Die
• YA thriller collection

Synopses

The Midnight Game

A group who meet on a creepy Deddit thread decide to meet in real life to summon the Midnight Man. The rules are clear: do not turn on the lights, do not go to sleep and do not leave the building.

Once the Midnight Game begins, it must be finished, with no other way out. Six strangers face one night, with the question of how many will survive.

Win Lose Kill Die

The students at Morton Academy are chosen for academic excellence, and they are used to pressure. When a series of murders targets the school’s brightest and best, someone is determined to remove anyone in their way.

As the stakes rise, the question becomes who is responsible, and whether they can be stopped.

Last One To Die

In London, young brunette women are being attacked. Sixteen-year-old Niamh, Irish-born and newly arrived for a summer of freedom, realises the victims look frighteningly similar to her.

Determined not to let fear ruin her summer, she must decide whether her new friends can be trusted, and whether she can stay ahead of the attacker.