*THE NUMBER ONE IRISH TIMES BESTSELLER*



'Takes your breath away' Victoria Dowd



'Just the job for a long winter evening' Guardian



'Kept me up reading late into the night' Edel Coffey





YOU THINK YOU'RE SAFE. BUT SOMEBODY'S WATCHING...





Irish estate agent Rosie Kinsella loves her job selling high-end properties in London. But when she's targeted by a mysterious stalker her amazing life is turned upside down.





Who is 'Michael', and why does he seem to think he and Rosie are in relationship? How does he know where she lives and where she works? And how has he managed to take photos inside her house?





Rosie's colleagues and friends rally round to protect her. But who can she really trust?



This gripping, twisty psych thriller is PERFECT for fans of Andrea Mara, TM Logan, Susan Lewis and Claire McGowan.



'Wow wow wow what a rollercoaster !!... Thanks for the wild ride!' Reader review, 5 stars





'Incredible twists that really kept me on my toes!' Reader review, 5 stars



'Such a fast-paced thriller... gripping and addictive... It's definitely a thrilling binge-read!' Reader review, 5 stars





'Great book. Was up all night reading it. I loved the characters & the storyline . . . the twists and turns are fab.' Reader review, 5 stars



Sam Blake has had a string of Irish No. 1 bestsellers, including Keep Your Eyes on Me, Remember My Name and The Killing Sense and has been shortlisted for Irish Crime Novel of the Year three times.





She is the Chair of the Society of Authors and has served on the board of the Crime Writers' Association, as well as being the founder of Europe's biggest online writers' magazine, Writing.ie.





Originally from St. Albans in Hertfordshire, Sam now lives at the foot of the Wicklow Mountains, near Dublin in Ireland.



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A remarkable thriller that takes your breath away



I raced through this book, loving every twist



One of the most entertaining mysteries I have read in a long time



Kept me up reading late into the night



Just the job a long winter evening'