Someone Is Watching You

Leah W Tuttle · AI-narrated by Martin (from Google)
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8 hr 5 min
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Jenny Hallam thinks the strange woman in the Aldi car park is just an unsettling coincidence—until she begins seeing her everywhere. First, the woman steals her parking space. Then she appears outside Jenny’s apartment, near her daughter’s school, and even beneath her bedroom window in the middle of the night.

As the encounters become more disturbing, Jenny tries to get help, but no one seems willing to believe her. Her ex-husband dismisses her fears, the police refuse to act, and even her own family begins questioning her state of mind. Is Jenny truly being stalked, or is something far more complicated happening beneath the surface?

But the woman watching Jenny is not acting randomly. She is searching for something tied to a secret Jenny has hidden for years—and she refuses to walk away until she gets it.

Dark, tense, and filled with psychological twists, this gripping domestic thriller explores obsession, buried truths, and the terrifying consequences of secrets that refuse to stay hidden. Perfect for readers who enjoy unreliable narrators, emotional suspense, and chilling family drama.

Jenny Hallam thinks the strange woman in the Aldi car park is just an unsettling coincidence—until she begins seeing her everywhere. First, the woman steals her parking space. Then she appears outside Jenny’s apartment, near her daughter’s school, and even beneath her bedroom window in the middle...

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