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A review by fortheloveoffictionalworlds
I'm Watching You by Karen Rose
4.0
As you can clearly see – I love the binge read I have clearly got going on! I mean, if you have ever read Karen Rose yourself, then you know exactly the obsession I am talking about!
In this one, we are introduced to Abe Reagen, and with him, the Reagan Family – Abe has just transferred to the Homicide Division after grueling years of undervcover work and a loss that devastated him.
Kristen Mayhew, the star prosecutor and a woman who holds her secret as tightly as a vault would. But is now in sights of a revenge killer; a killer who is cleaning of the streets of the city from the menace she failed to prosecute.
I loved Abe and Kristen together; they just clicked with each other and even with their combined baggage, they just worked and I loved that they saw that and tried their best to make it work.
But it was my own thoughts that I remember the most from the book – for there were times I was actually okay with the reason for the killer’s actions! And I got into a whole philosophical debate with my hubby on this topic that ended up with both of us pissed off and sulky.
And I loved that about this book – it ended up making sure that this author cemented herself as a rockstar in my mind; for she made me think and understand that there are parts in me that are as uncivilized as the killers we so try and condemn!
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In this one, we are introduced to Abe Reagen, and with him, the Reagan Family – Abe has just transferred to the Homicide Division after grueling years of undervcover work and a loss that devastated him.
Kristen Mayhew, the star prosecutor and a woman who holds her secret as tightly as a vault would. But is now in sights of a revenge killer; a killer who is cleaning of the streets of the city from the menace she failed to prosecute.
I loved Abe and Kristen together; they just clicked with each other and even with their combined baggage, they just worked and I loved that they saw that and tried their best to make it work.
But it was my own thoughts that I remember the most from the book – for there were times I was actually okay with the reason for the killer’s actions! And I got into a whole philosophical debate with my hubby on this topic that ended up with both of us pissed off and sulky.
And I loved that about this book – it ended up making sure that this author cemented herself as a rockstar in my mind; for she made me think and understand that there are parts in me that are as uncivilized as the killers we so try and condemn!
For more reviews visit For The Love of Fictional Worlds :)
Do come join us at For The Fictional Worlds Facebook Page