| Author: | Judith Cranswick | ISBN: | 9781386194262 |
| Publisher: | Judith Cranswick | Publication: | December 17, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Judith Cranswick |
| ISBN: | 9781386194262 |
| Publisher: | Judith Cranswick |
| Publication: | December 17, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Sylvie has a secret watcher. His mission is to eliminate any newcomer who might sully her innocence.
Sylvie’s carefree world turns into a nightmare when terrible accidents start to befall her male friends. Is she jinxed or is someone out to harm them? She must find the killer before he does anything to the new man in her life.
This psychological suspense novel explores the deepening psychotic obsession of Sylvie’s Watcher intent on ensuring her virtue until the day he will claim her as his own. But which of the strange cast of characters living in Sylvie’s village is he?
WATCHER IN THE SHADOWS
Winner of the NAWG Award
‘This is the rarest of creatures a thriller that actually thrills. From the opening page, this suspense story grabs the reader and won’t let go. It’s a genuinely creepy, tingly read, packed with menace and malice – the sort that is uncomfortable to read but impossible to put down.’
Iain Pattison - Award judge
Sylvie has a secret watcher. His mission is to eliminate any newcomer who might sully her innocence.
Sylvie’s carefree world turns into a nightmare when terrible accidents start to befall her male friends. Is she jinxed or is someone out to harm them? She must find the killer before he does anything to the new man in her life.
This psychological suspense novel explores the deepening psychotic obsession of Sylvie’s Watcher intent on ensuring her virtue until the day he will claim her as his own. But which of the strange cast of characters living in Sylvie’s village is he?
WATCHER IN THE SHADOWS
Winner of the NAWG Award
‘This is the rarest of creatures a thriller that actually thrills. From the opening page, this suspense story grabs the reader and won’t let go. It’s a genuinely creepy, tingly read, packed with menace and malice – the sort that is uncomfortable to read but impossible to put down.’
Iain Pattison - Award judge
