Keep Your Eyes On Me

De: Sam Blake

Narrado por: Evanna Lynch

When Vittoria Devine and Lily Power find themselves sitting next to each other on a flight to New York, they discover they both have men in their lives whose impact has been devastating. Lily’s family life is in turmoil, her brother left on the brink of ruin by a con man. Vittoria’s philandering husband’s latest mistress is pregnant.

By the time they land, Vittoria and Lily have realised that they can help each other right the balance. But only one of them knows the real story ...

©2020 Sam Blake (P)2020 Bolinda Publishing

Reseñas de la Crítica

'A fast-paced thriller with a twisting plot.' (Irish Times)

'Dark plot twists full of intrigue.' (Liz Nugent, Sunday Times bestselling author)

Lousy reader

I have loved every Sam Blake novel Ive listened to, since I discovered them. But this one......,even though I THINK the story is good, with interesting, compelling characters, it was hard to tell because the reader was so lame. She sounded completely amateur, like she been pulled off the street to read a story to children, almost no expression. No character differentiation.
It was hard to stay with the story because it was hard to know which character was talking.
Bad. Evanna Lynch. I will avoid books read by her in the future.

Tortuous plotlines, teenage narrator (I think)

Our author makes a couple of basic mistakes. I make a couple of suggestions.
DON'T make the start of your plot depend on characters being really stupid.
DON'T write legal plot-points that are not correct.
DON'T carry over characters from your other books when there's no reason to.
And audiobook publishers, please, PLEASE don't give us narrators with modern young voices that might be good at producing the modern way of talking but have no gravitas at all when gravitas is needed.
(And I don't even know why we need to be listening to today's young people's way of speaking.)

disappointing

I loved the Kat Connelly series and was looking forward to listening to this one, but was really disappointed.

Not a very strong story

Started out a bit dry thought it be better. Held on till the end was altogether not a very strong or well put together story. A lot of the information kept repeating itself to an unnecessary standard.

I can't believe he also wrote Little Bones

I love a story with smart, proactive women who take charge of their lives. This book of Sam Blake's wants to be that but it's not very interesting, about two annoying incredibly privileged young women who sure know how to whine, at least until they react. The story is weak, the reader kind of squeaky, the end predictable.
If it weren't for a little tiny gem of a reference to an earlier book, Little Bones, I would never have thought Sam Blake had written this one.