This book didn't grip me as much as I was hoping it would. It wasn't bad but for me it was a little bit predictable ! I still recommend this one and can't wait to read others reviews for it.
Thank you so much for this early copy of Someone's Listening.

In these times a book that has me totally engrossed is a life saver! I loved everything anout this book and to have the ending be a huge surprise was the icing on the cake!

I received an advanced reader’s copy in exchange for an honest review

The plot sounded so intriguing, but the characters did not engage me as much as I had wanted them too and seemed a bit flat. The twist did genuinely surprise though, so I will give it a three and a half

First off doesn’t the title and book cover scream “read me”?! Gah I loved it so much and did not want it to end. The characters are amazing. Such a great read.

Oooooooh!

Well played, Ms. Glass, well played!

Faith Finley is a badass. She has written a best selling book that coaches women in how to leave their abusers and her expertise has catapulted her to fame and led to her own podcast.

Life couldn't be better until, you know, it all falls apart.

Her husband disappears in an accident and no one believes her when she claims he didn't leave her.

And then the notes start to appear...notes with quotes pulled straight from her own book.

Twisty, dark, explosive...this isn't one to miss.

Again, well played, Ms. Glass.

Thank you to Seraphina Nova Glass, Graydon House and NetGalley for giving me an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

A good thriller! I sure did not see the ending coming though! The Prologue grabs you in and doesn't stop.

Wow.... i.honestly have to say that I didn't see the ending of this one coming. I had a suspect in my !and the entire time, and was.surprised to find out I was wrong- something that doesn't often happen lately. I think the author went above and beyond with character development, which was also a nice surprise. This was a fun, edge-of-my-seat thriller, and I plan to look for future titles by this author.
My only.complaint, which is going to seem silly, is.that "benzodiazepine" was often used as if it were the name of a pill. It's a CLASS of pills, not an independent drug. At one point, she wrote she was.taking either a Klonopin or a benzo and wasn't sure which one. Klonopin is a benzo, so that messed the flow for me a bit. Other than that, 4.5 stars, easily.

Someone’s Listening is a good book with the potential to be amazing! I sped through this book and while I did enjoy a lot of it, some of it dragged on. Overall I’m glad I read it!
Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Someone's Listening is the kind of book I usually love, but this one didn't work for me. I had a hard time getting into it since I didn't find Faith particularly likable or interesting. At the very end, the plot picked up, but by that point it was too little too late.

Faith Finley seems to have all the answers, she counsels her radio listeners on how to deal with all their problems. But then her husband, Liam disappears. The police believe that faith is somehow to blame and the more she tries to explain, the crazier they think she is. Then Faith begins to get notes, advice from her own book about how to leave an abusive relationship. Who is behind Liam’s disappearance and the sinister notes? Is it a ticked off listener, or someone closer to home?