I Am Watching You

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Anna had met Ella’s son Luke at some kind of camp, and Tim was afraid that Anna was interested in him. I will definitely be looking for more of this authors work and recommend this book to all lovers of mysteries and psychological thrillers. When Ella went to visit Anna’s mother, she recognized him in a picture and knew he had been on the train.

During her long career as a journalist, Teresa worked for newspapers, magazines and television, including 15 years presenting the BBC TV news programme Spotlight. The Plot (from Goodreads): Amy jumps at the opportunity when she’s offered a nannying job in picturesque West Cork. Henry was a farmer and his own life was falling apart with the pile of bills he had to take care of and his marriage that was on the brink of separation. Nora has had some success in her life, writing online romance novels, but now she needs inspiration. I read somewhere that by your forties you are supposed to care more about what you think of others than what they think of you — so why is it I am still waiting for this to kick in?Teresa Driscoll is a former BBC TV news presenter whose psychological thrillers have sold over two million copies in more than 20 languages. The multiple characters and story-lines left me feeling a bit disconnected from the story, but I was still intrigued and really wanted to find out what happened to Anna! I'm genuinely salty AF right now 😒 Not only did a waste my very precious reading time on this awful book but I also broke my 2023 good book reading streak I was having!

He knows that he should go to his wife –to help her, to console her –but he knows also that it will make no difference and so is putting it off. It would have worked better if he'd given her a framed picture of the two of them, he is a photographer after all. Sarah’s mother begins to raise her body from the chair but slumps back down as their heads shake a ‘no’ in stereo.Despite several POV and so many little connections in the story line I was still intrigued about Anna’s disappearance. It felt like it came out of no where, there was no build or set up to even think that would be the outcome. The guilt and secrets that Sarah kept to herself about what happened to them that night were clear as day from the very beginning.

With so many characters and their individual stories, there was a lot to keep track of and at times things didn't seem to fit. While the cliffhangers definitely kept my attention, about halfway through I became frustrated with how they never really went anywhere. The fact that there are two mysteries to be solved in this book can’t be more intriguing for me to start reading. Ella is on the train eavesdropping as we all do—except the tea she heard was exceptionally disturbing.

It will be a perfect reading on a Saturday night curled up under the warmth of your blanket at night in your room. For as Barbara sweeps her hair behind her ear and tilts up her chin, Henry can still see the full lips, perfect teeth and high cheekbones that once made him feel so very differently. Told from multiple view points we, the reader, see how each person's involvement overlaps and the butterfly ripples were created. At times intriguing, at times difficult to follow, I Am Watching You was a three-star reading experience for me personally. It is the same detective as before, but with a different woman police officer this time and Sarah’s father alongside.

Upon the disappearance of Anna, Ella was reprimanded for not doing anything regarding what happened that night on the train. As an avid reader, I often find myself reading a book description and not being able to remember whether I’ve read it before. I wanted to phone not because I was worried for the girls, but as a punishment, because I was angry at how Sarah had made me feel. To comply with FTC guidelines, I receive no compensation for the reviews or promotional content posted. The "I was angry at how Sarah had made me feel" implies this chick has serious problems that would cause her to wild out and potentially kidnap another teenage girl.

I usually don’t read unknown authors (especially British ones) but decided to read this under my Kindle unlimited plan. Until I can see the look that I have come to understand and is probably the thing I like the very best. Ella watches on a train as two local girls on their way to London get mixed up with two unsavory men just released from prison. to his wife – to help her, to console her – but he knows also that it will make no difference and so is putting it off.