Watching Over Me: A Psychological Thriller

Crime After Crime, Book 1

De: M K Farrar, M A Comley

Narrado por: Tamsin Kennard

Sometimes secrets are better left buried....

Amy Penrose knows how it feels to grow up in a home where your parents harm you more than raise you.

Now an adult, she’s newly qualified as a child psychologist and hopes to help children who’ve gone through struggles of their own.

When a father brings a 12-year-old boy into her office, she recognizes the bruises and the way the boy withdraws into himself. And she wants to help.

But life is never that simple. With a boyfriend at home who believes her career shouldn’t be more important than getting married and having children, and with a boss who seems to want her to stay late all the time, but not for work reasons, and with other patients who need her, Amy is torn.

As she delves into the family’s past, and starts to feel unsafe in her own home, she starts to wonder if this is one child beyond her help.

Get book one in this heart-racing psychological thriller series from NY Times and USA Today best-selling authors M A Comley and M K Farrar.

©2019 M K Farrar (P)2020 Marissa Farrar

Well done

Social Service a job that Amy finds a thin line when she talks with a 12 year old boy. Good story of how far can she legally go. A missing mother, bruises on the son, and one angry father add to the questions. Well done.
Given audio for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Watching Over me review

For the first time trying one of this author's books, I was impressed by it. Interesting, I'll be reading more of their books.

Slow start but good

This story started off a little slow for me, but got better. Nice twist in who was watching over Amy. It was a view into the mind of someone really not "normal" in their way of thinking and behaving. Just goes to show you can never really know what lurks in the minds of others. Good characters and story. Didn't disappoint.

Watching over me..

I enjoyed this one. It kept me interested from start to finish with a good twist in there. Narration was good also. Will read more from this author.

Brace Yourself

What an excellent story placed in the 80s. My only con was how the MC repeatedly had to distinguish herself as an “educated woman.” But maybe that was par for the course in the 80s? Otherwise, an excellent book one in this series, and I’m looking forward to reading book two! Well done to author’s Farrar and Comley!

Creepy Good!!!

I read this book and all I can say after listening to the audible is the narrator knocked this story out of the ball park. She brought this creeptasic story even more to life. Her voice makes the chills go right down your spine. This book is twisted, a you don't see who dunnit til it's right there. So hold on tight and I hope your nightmares aren't too bad but this book is ooooh so good. Enjoy. I sure did.

This thriller will shock you!

This is one of those books that leave you thinking ‘I did NOT see that coming’. Told from the POV of newly licensed child psychologist , Dr. Amy Penrose. Amy is deeply concerned with one of her cases in which the boy has been expelled from school. Digging deepest, she discovers that his mother abandoned the family 2 yrs ago without a word, and a trace. As she begins to delve further, Amy begins to suspect that Edward’s father is abusing his son and may be the reason for his wife’s disappearance.
Meanwhile, Amy’s personal life is no cake walk...her live-in boyfriend is pressuring her to ‘settle down’ and start a family; her possibly OCD mother has certain expectations of Amy...and her boss is covertly sexually harassing her. Just when you believe that you have this story figured out, it throws you for a loop. Enjoyable psychological thriller.