Eimear Crowley
I loved this book- I really enjoy reading thrillers like Harlan Coben, and this book fits that description. I read it in 2 nights as I could barely put it down. A great story, hooked from the start. 100% recommend to read.
Contemporary
Abi’s seemingly ordinary existence is shattered when Bill, a manipulative stranger, steps into her world. Haunted by anxiety and a fragile sense of safety, Abi’s life spirals as Bill’s presence unearths hidden fears, thrusting her into a fight for both her sanity and her family.
Reeling from a heartbreaking bereavement and the sting of her husband Pete’s betrayal, she must confront the pain of broken trust while her sense of isolation grows. When her eldest son Jack suffers a mysterious fall, the stakes are raised: the dangers circle closer, forcing her to make gut-wrenching choices to protect her children.
But in the shadow of adversity Abi embarks on a journey of self-discovery, pushing the boundaries of her endurance in order to reclaim her autonomy, and when a shocking secret from Bill’s past is revealed, she decides to act.
But has she uncovered more than she first thought and is it enough to stop him for good?
Somebody Else’s Nightmare is a riveting story of suspense, resilience and hope — perfect for readers who crave psychological drama and emotional depth. This unforgettable novel will linger in your mind long after turning the final page.
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I loved this book- I really enjoy reading thrillers like Harlan Coben, and this book fits that description. I read it in 2 nights as I could barely put it down. A great story, hooked from the start. 100% recommend to read.
What a great read from start to finish. It’s a real page turner and each chapter end made me want to start the next one to find out what was going to happen next. The characters are so believable and relatable and you find yourself empathising with them (not Bill! ) Congratulations on a really well written book. I loved it, binge read it in 2 days and couldn't wait to pick it up again each time I had to leave it.