Is someone dangerous out to get her? Or is it all in her mind?

Becky’s life is almost perfect. Growing up, she could never have imagined living in such a safe, beautiful home, with a boyfriend as loving and kind as Alex, and hopes for a little family of her own. But then stand-offish Max moves in next door, and things begin to fall apart.

First, someone starts trolling her social media. Then she finds her tyres slashed. By the time she discovers the dead bird, left waiting for her like a prize, she’s sure someone is after her. And having spied some strange goings-on beyond her kitchen window, she suspects that person is Max.

Frightened, Becky turns to Alex for help, but she’s surprised to find that he and Max have become firm friends―and that Alex is convinced it’s all in her mind. But when news of a missing young woman breaks, Becky knows she has to do something. She’s sure she’s seen this woman in Max’s home―hasn’t she?

With Alex concerned that she’s losing her grip on reality, does Becky dare keep digging, knowing her almost-perfect life could shatter into imperfect little pieces?

Someone's Watching Me is a dark, tense and fast-paced psychological thriller novel that will appeal to fans of Lisa Jewell, Gillian Flynn and Freida McFadden.

Praise for Someone's Watching Me:

“The kind of superb psychological thriller I love to read. Fast paced, fine writing, with more tension than a high-wire tightrope. I couldn't look away!” ―Dan Malakin, bestselling author of The Box and The Regret

“Zoe Rosi’s taut domestic thriller is addictive reading. A roller-coaster debut.” ―Susannah Wise, bestselling author of This Fragile Earth and Okay Then That's Great

“Someone's Watching Me will leave you breathless. With an unexpected twist, it is an intense and fast-paced read, the paranoia perfectly orchestrated by Rosi.” ―Sophia Spiers, author of The Call of Cassandra Rose

“An engaging and fast-paced psychological thriller with a thoroughly relatable protagonist. Rosi builds tension and suspense, then hits with a twist you won't see coming. Great read!” ―Roger Canaff, bestselling author of City Dark