Welcome to Litsy!

Slow start, but it hooked me pretty quickly! The ending though? I need like a whole other book to elaborate on that. Oh well - still a decent suspense-y thriller. 😁

I had trouble getting into this book but then things picked up and I ended up liking it. The author gives plenty of possible suspects so it was fun working out whodunit and identifying red herrings. I was telling my son about it and we both agreed it would be good if a certain character was guilty and we were right, so that was fun. I did feel that the entire plot, ending, and motivation were all totally unbelievable. Interesting, but forgettable.

Okay, so. I really liked this, it was fast paced, well written, definitely kept me guessing in ways that didn‘t feel cheap or obvious like some thrillers. And the reveal/whodunnit was actually interesting—EXCEPT FOR THE REASON BEHIND PART OF IT which was so fucking clichéd and tired and made me literally say aloud OH COME ON SERIOUSLY??! Sigh. Much of the ending was good! And the story was good! Whyyy the trite bit of crap thrown in? 3/5 ⭐️

Starting to wonder if this author knows my family—first there was reference to a character named Alison (spelled right!) and now there‘s someone with the same name, first and last, as my dad! A little eerie since it‘s a thriller about maybe being watched/stalked by a creeper 😆😆😆

Time to creep myself out!!! 😬 #nowreading

When all your clients cancel what else can you do buy have an early lunch and go via the charity shop. £1 each. Bargain.

I love having friends that send me books. I love having friends that include other special little tokens with the book even more!

This book has not quite grabbed me fully yet. I'm debating on reading this today at work or actually being productive until the term begins again on Monday 🤔📖

My reading spot today. I wish I could bottle up this sense of peace and carry it with me in my purse! 🌊 ☀️

Zoe takes the same route to work everyday, and in the train commute, is unaware she is being observed with psychotic interest.

#AMonthOfSongs #EyesOnYou

My obvious choice for #EveryBreathYouTake, "the stalker's anthem" as Ana Steele called it, would have been 50 Shades. But I must be boring you all with it by now. Hence the tagged book, which I bought in London while commuting, but didn't dare to read yet. #MountTBR

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A good, solid, twenty-first century thriller with lots of tension. The characters are likeable for the most part (although I wanted to shake Zoe more than a few times) and the setting - the London Underground - is perfect for this creepy tale. It gets a bit cheesy towards the end but I‘ll forgive that because of the surprise in the epilogue. Excellent narration from Rachel Atkins. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Dollar Tree haul. I think I accidentally bought I See You twice, oops. And I didn‘t realize the one was ripped along the spine til I took the photo. Darn it.
#dollartree #dollartreehaul #haul #bookhaul #books #newbooks #memoirs #fiction #mystery

Since discovering Audible, housework has become so much more tolerable #AudioCleaning

I enjoyed this book, alot have said it was creepy, I didn't find it creepy at all. The ending was a great surprise if I do say so myself. All in all, a great read.

Excellent thriller. This book had an interesting cast of characters and delicious tension. Kept me guessing until the end and I was sad when the book finished - I wanted to know more!

The first 1/3 of the book you spend your time going back and forth on who you think it could be. You‘re so sure about yourself 98% of the time and turn a couple of pages and then you‘re questioning your decision. The ending was SPOT ON! The answer was revealed to you with about 80 pages left and you‘re SHOOK!

Again, I thought I would enjoy this creepy thriller more than I did. A woman finds her picture in the newspaper and finds out someone is stalking women on their commutes and uploading their personal information on a website. I think my problem was that I loved Mackintosh‘s debut so much so this one let me down a bit. The ending seemed a bit too far fetched.

Not a bad read, liked it better than Clare Mackintosh‘s I Let You Go.

Making progress. Image looks like not coming through but on book number 12 for January. Loved ‘I see You‘ by Clare Macintosh. Got her first one on audible.

Got my match! Hope they are not expecting milk, it's hard to ship.

#CupidGoesPostal @BookishMarginalia

#saturdayplans #24B4Monday #readathon

That‘s another one to tick off the stacked list 👍🏻 #99pOnKindle

#OctoberXFiles #SomebodysWatchingMe another 👂🏼🐛🎶 Zoe Walker commutes to work every day to a job she hates and a boss who‘s horrid. She becomes convinced that somebody is watching her and other female commuters but nobody takes her seriously until someone winds up murdered😱 #MoreMehThanYeah

Zoe Walker feels like someone is watching her. She becomes trapped in the confines of her normal everyday world. This intense psychological thriller makes you re-evaluate every step you take and makes you see the world in a different light. It has a killer twist which keeps the pages turning until the very end. I'm looking forward to reading Mackintosh's next novel and I highly recommend this one to those who love psychological thrillers.

Just finished this one tonight! In the begging of the book Clare mentions how hard writing a second novel was. Now I read her first novel and I had no complaints about this one! Some people say it wasn‘t as good as the first, and I have to disagree! I felt it was just as great as the first!

Finished listening to this tonight. The narrator does a great job conveying the creepy parts of the book. I wasn‘t expecting the twists at the end - the author kept me guessing right up to the last chapter.

Loved the beginning of this and had high hopes for it but the ending was weak at best, ridiculous at worst. Disappointing 📕😒

Yup. I really enjoy Clare Mackintosh's books. 😊
#Burley enjoyed the lazy Saturday morning while I finished it up.
#DogsofLitsy

Finally getting into #ISeeYou 120 ish pages in. It's starting to take off for me. I am very intrigued to find out what is going on!

#Shadow is so super snuggly right now. 😍 My sweet little boy seems to be doing better and I am so thankful and happy. #CatsOfLitsy #Shippy @Zelma

I have a snuggly puppers so I am actually going to try to read. I haven't been reading much at all lately. Wish me luck! 🤞🤞🤞 #ReadingSlump #Burley #DogsOfLitsy

I can't remember whom I stacked this from, but damn, I found work around the house to do just so I could listen to this! Is there anything better than a creepy audiobook?! Answer: no. Someone whispering in your ear that they see you, that they are right behind you...ooooh chills
A great read novel about how we think all our technology can keep us safe, when it can just as easily be turned into yet another danger.
TW: discussion of rape/murder.

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I had a hard time keeping my interest for the first 100 pages of this book and right when I thought I should give up the story picked up. I couldn‘t put the book down!

As a woman who takes public transit to and from work this really creeped me out. I have never thought about switching it up until I read this book.

Need book 2 now!

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Creepy! This was so good and I loved the ending!

What would you do if you opened the paper and saw your picture?

It‘s 4 stars for this creepy page turner about being followed on the London Underground. It makes you think, it keeps you guessing. With a good balance between genres, this psychological thriller is fast paced and worth a read, even if it‘s just to make you change up your routine once in a while.

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So good! semtudo.pt ✍

Creepy! I know some people found the ending bizarre, but for me it added to the creep factor. And creepy is all I was looking for.

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I didn‘t enjoy this one as much as I loved I Let You Go, but it was still a solid read. (I wish there was a designation for that because it was better than so-so.) Zoe Walker sees her picture in an ad for what looks like a dating site. Other women whose pictures also appear in ads start turning up dead or assaulted. Although I didn‘t quite believe the resolution, I still stayed up way past my bedtime to finish.

#currentlyreading #bookoutlet

This book was seriously creepy and kept me guessing the whole way through! A chilling yet believable concept which will certainly stick in my head when I next get the train! I was constantly coming up with new theories and explanations but not one of them was correct- very clever!

#24in48 #readathon update: After finishing Last Time I Lied by Riley Sagar, I got in a few hours of this audiobook while audible shopping then having a tea break before having a nap. About to pick up The Girl From The Well by Rin Chupeco & see if I can finish that before lunch.

Oh my goodness!! What an ending! Super creepy and full of ‘is this one the bad guy or this one?‘ I think Mackintosh is great and already have her next book on order at the library!

Bedtime reading while my husband watches the World Cup and my daughters watch more Scooby Doo! I wolfed down the last one by Mackintosh, so am hoping this will be as good!

“I see you. But you don‘t see me. You‘re engrossed in your book; a paperback cover with a girl in a red dress...I take out my phone and swipe up to reveal the camera… if anyone noticed me now, they‘d think I was uploading a record of my commute to Instagram, or Twitter.”

It‘s creepy if you‘re being observed & stalked on your daily train commute. Day after day, unknown to you, someone #seeyouagain on the same carriage, or platform.

#HeatofJuly

Awesome book! With twist and turns. I couldn‘t put it down!

This was a good, twisty thriller about a woman who opens the paper one day to see a photo of herself in the personal ads. Stalking and sexual assault are mentioned throughout, but not in an explicit or sensational way. The ending was not what I expected, but it was certainly suspenseful. After reading this, I may never again be able to ride the metro without being creeped out.