Creep

De: Jennifer Hillier

Narrado por: Talmadge Ragan

Dr. Sheila Tao is a professor of psychology, an expert in human behavior with her own hidden past. But she's not the only one keeping secrets. When Sheila began an affair with her sexy graduate assistant Ethan Wolfe, she knew she was playing with fire. Consumed by lust when they were together, she was riddled with guilt when they were apart. Now she's finally engaged to a good man, and it's time to end the dangerous liaison. But Ethan has something different in mind. He intends to make her pay for rejecting him.

As Sheila attempts to counter Ethan's increasingly threatening moves, he schemes to reveal her darkest, most intimate secrets by destroying her prestigious career...and then her. Caught in a terrifying cat-and-mouse game, Sheila must fight for her life and free herself from the ex-lover whom she couldn't resist - who is now the manipulative monster who won't let her go.

©2011 Jennifer Hillier (P)2013 Tantor

The narrator makes all the difference. Unfortunately, this one needed a different narrator!

This is an interesting plot and could have been a really good listen, but something just never clicked. There was basically ZERO chemistry between the protagonist and her fiancé. He was never described as anyone who you would feel attraction for. He was called “big” & “fat” & “old” throughout the book. While I appreciate the inclusion of a “plus sized” live interest, his size was used as a playground tease instead of a strong protector. The lack of chemistry may have been the narration, which made him sound like a (bad) character from “Dallas” (the TV show). There was nothing about his character that made me believe Sheila would fall for him. Perhaps reading this book would have been better.

Other narration issues include the narrator sounding like she had a mouth full of saliva.

Overall, good story, but not a great listening experience!

The narrator

Very hard time listening to this woman. I won’t listen to the second in this series because of that alone. I’m sorry. She just sounded like a an old white lady slurring and mispronouncing some words while trying to picture an accomplished professional Asian American woman. Couldn’t get past it. Sorry

it was okay

kinda droned on for longer than it needed to.. but it wasn't terrible. Had a couple nice twists.

Lifetime Movie as a Book

I must have hyped this book up too much in my head. The story promised a plot twist and just pooped the bed in the end. Just really another soulless lifetime movie plot that I regret spending 20 dollars on. There was a notable amount of homophobic remarks and racist tropes in here that I thought would be important to the plot. They were not. If you really want to read this book, do yourself a favor and just skip to the last 4 chapters the whole rest of the book hardly mattered and it felt like I read 11 hours of rehashed filler.

This Women can write!

This book is so worth a read!I love the character development,And all the twists and turns.

Great read

I really enjoyed this book! Makes you second think who you would trust. You never really know anyone.

Not for me!

Maybe I chose this title because the protagonist was a psychologist named Sheila (like me). I never became engaged in this nasty and preposterous story. It reminded me of why I avoid fictional tales involving serial killers (but not true crime.)

Creep

Once again Jennifer Hillier has knocked it out if the park! Can’t wait to read Freak!

Truly Edge of your Seat.

This was a great book. Loved all the twists and turns. Great narrator. Overall great listen. Started the sequel immediately after I finished this one. Looks like Jennifer Hillier has a new fan!! 😍

Excellent story

Love the story and
Suspenseful storyline. The characters are enticing with their intellect and stature