Personally, I am a sucker for the mystery/thriller genre. So when the beginning of a book starts with a murder and grips me from the first page, I can't wait to read the rest. Watching You (from what we can gather) is set around a murder of a neighbor that Joey, our main character, shows interest in from the very first page. As always, Lisa Jewell does a wonderful job at painting a very vivid picture. She does a fantastic job at showing that Joey might be the unreliable narrator I look for. One that deceives and keeps you guessing.
Watching you will be one of those quick reads that hooks you and keeps you wanting more. A true psychological thriller that will keep you wondering who did it until the very end.
Watching you will be one of those quick reads that hooks you and keeps you wanting more. A true psychological thriller that will keep you wondering who did it until the very end.