You

When Guinevere Beck walks into the East Village bookstore where Joe Goldberg works, he does what anyone might do—he Googles her name.

There’s only one Guinevere Beck in New York. Beck to her friends. Brown graduate. Public Facebook, endless tweets, an address on Bank Street, and plans for a bar in Brooklyn tonight—the perfect setup for a “chance” encounter.

Soon, Joe is more than an admirer. He’s a presence in every corner of Beck’s life, carefully nudging her world to fit his own narrative, erasing obstacles—quietly, violently—until he becomes the man she can’t resist.

Caroline Kepnes’s You is a chilling dive into obsession in the digital age, a razor-sharp thriller about love, control, and just how easy it is for someone to watch—and take—everything.