Review: I'm Watching You - Amanda Brittany

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Review: I'm Watching You - Amanda Brittany - October 2022


Sometimes, the past refuses to stay buried. Set against the eerie backdrop of Ensley, I'm Watching You is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into family loyalty, buried secrets, and the chilling lengths people will go to protect themselves.

After the death of her husband, Charlotte returns to Ensley with her 18-year-old twins, Ryan and Mia, seeking solace at her mother's home. But the town is not the safe haven she hoped for. A serial killer is on the loose, casting a shadow of fear over the community. One fateful night, Charlotte witnesses a horrifying scene: Ryan shoving Mia into the lake. Soon after, Charlotte and Ryan flee, leaving Ensley—and Mia—behind.

Fast forward 12 years, and Charlotte's carefully constructed life begins to unravel. She receives an email announcing the lake's imminent drainage, and the fear that Mia’s body may resurface sends her into a spiral. To make matters worse, a new killer has emerged in Ensley, and their sinister actions feel eerily connected to the events of the past. Who is the killer, and what do they want? As Ensley’s secrets begin to surface, Charlotte must confront the truth about her children, her past, and herself.

The novel masterfully weaves between the past and present, keeping readers hooked as layers of deception, grief, and betrayal are revealed.

I'm Watching You by Amanda Brittany is a masterclass in suspense, a haunting tale of how secrets can fester and destroy. Perfect for fans of The Girl on the Train and The Family Upstairs, this is a must-read for anyone who loves thrillers with an emotional punch. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself looking over your shoulder long after you’ve put the book down.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/4jt9xN5








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