This book was my first by this author and a surprise for me. How does a social worker attract these types of men despite their training?

What did I like? I’m all in for a suspenseful read, add in an obsessive attraction that’s unhealthy and I’m hooked. Hannah has a hero complex because she needs to save people which makes her a target for wounded men with possessive issues. The story just snowballs until I’m assured that everyone is the culprit. Great story though.

Would I buy or recommend? If you love these types of books and the blurb caught your eye then you’ll probably enjoy the story. The ending could have lasted a bit longer but I understand why the author left it hang.

I received a complimentary copy to read and voluntarily left this opinion. Four stars!

Another great read from this Author.
Pulls you in making you think you are the crazy one. Fantastic all the way through but loved the ending the most. Pick this one up you wont be disappointed

Thanks to the author, the publisher and Net Galley for an early release of this book.

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Watson never fails to impress. A must read.
You thought that you've found your perfect partner, a partner to spend rest of your life with. You'll never let him go if he will come in your life, will you? But don't worry, he feels the same for you.
He wants to enter in your life. He wants your love, your house. He will never let you go.
He's not your dream but your perfect nightmare.
I was intrigued by Watson's concept and I must say that she's definitely working hard to impress again and again. I loved the plot, dialogues and characterization. Narration of the story is buttery smooth.
I'll do more promotion once the book will come in the markets.
Thanks to NetGalley and Bookouture for giving me an advance copy of this brilliant psychological thriller.

I mean characters looking for a safe and secure relationship after her past unfortunately she meets an obsessive man he’s only interested in controlling her. A psychological thriller that explores control that leaves the reader unsteady and addicted.