Intriguing thriller with plot twists and turns to keep you guessing. Flowing narration, three-dimensional and complex characters. Highly recommended.

Watching You is a creepily uncomfortable reminder that someone is always watching. The lonely neighbourhood teen who captures moments for his own records, to the ‘crazy’ mother who is convinced she’s being gang-stalked, to the soon-to-be Mom who is always behind her closed door. This book has a lot of characters, and they are all excellently developed, but can be a bit tricky to keep track of. Overall this was an excellent read, which I figured out near the end.

This one took a bit for me to read. Its starts slow, but then it gets going.

What I loved: Once the twists started, they really got going!!
What I liked: I thought I knew what was going to happen. I really did....but I didn't.
What I hated: It was slow to start. I *almost* gave up on it. I'm glad that I didn't, but I was so close to giving it a DNF.
Advice to readers: KEEP GOING. It's worth it.
There's ALOT going on in this book.
One word description to sell it to readers: Unexpected.
Actual Stars: 3.75

I love Lisa Jewel however this story just didn't reel me in like her others.

I'm not a fan at all of stories where the school kids have crushes on their teachers.
The story line was easy to figure out and there really wasn't much suspense.

This story just seemed kind of creepy and I just wanted to get through it so I could start something else.

Watching You is a quick read with alternating points of view from characters that are hard to like at times. It was slightly predictable but my curiosity kept me reading.