Official Review: Somebody’s Watching You

[Elizabeth McNutt]

This review is well done and carefully describes the cult effect on people. Getting to know the characters was enveloping as well as the depression encountered in Jeff. Looking forward to their release or escape, I hope.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

Wow, Caroline, your review made me click 'buy now'. I love thrillers, and this one about religious cults sounds right up my alley. The workplace tension sub-plot for Melody is also intriguing. I can't wait to read it.

[Ekta Kumari]

A well-crafted tale that brings the problems with cultish religious organizations to the surface with relatable and endearing characters is surely an intriguing premise to explore. Thank you for the analysis.

[Gillian Walter]

Depression is an illness that puts pressure on those around you. Caregivers are always on the alert since they don't know what a depressed person might do next. So I don't blame Kelly for being on the edge around her husband. But did the help he found reliable? Nice review.

[Atif Naseer 1]

I was pleased with how the book was summed up in this audit. I was increasingly more inquisitive as I read about Jeff and Tune. The religious associations and their effect on feeble individuals, how they resemble parasites that obliterate life gradually, have consistently kept me captivated. I have watched a ton of shows that is about religious associations and their activities. I can hardly stand by to peruse this one! It seems like this strict association, which Jeff sets in will seriously endanger him. I trust Song will want to screen Jeff and he won't be caught absolutely by the religion. I'm sure this book is serious to peruse with its dull subjects.

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

This is an interesting other fiction thriller highlighting suspense, action, cut mentality, and the journey one couple takes to get their freedom back. The book is temporarily discounted on Amazon Kindle and has an inciteful OnlineBookClub review. Congrats on the BOTD selection.

[Nancy004]

"Somebody’s Watching You" by Robin D’Amato skillfully delves into the unsettling world of cult mentalities, exploring vulnerability and control. The book's tension-filled narrative captivates with empathetic characters and a real sense of danger. With relatable workplace dynamics, the story delivers suspense, empathy, and a chilling reminder of real-world parallels.

[NeriMicael]

Honestly, people who take advantage of other people's weakness is the devil. I myself suffered from postpartum depression, and up until now, I'm trying to survive. Melody is so brave, taking care of Jeff and not leaving his side during his lowest.

[Da_JumogM]

The church of Philomathics and its zombie followers? Did they eat human flesh? Eww, that's gross, and makes this book all the more interesting to know how Kelly helped her husband break free from such brainwashing from such a church. Great review.

[Tosin Le]

I love how the story started with Jeff and Melody being a romantic pair. However, things began to fall apart later. I hope Jeff was able to find himself in the end. Congrats on BOTD.

[Amos Ayu Kumag]

Somebody is watching you. This topic cut my attention and as I read the review it made me more interested in reading all of the stories in there. Religious bodies that target the weak and emotional elements in our society to exploit them are the most common criminals in our days. Thank you for this great review

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

I would love to read this thriller that involves romance, depression, and a cult. A couple will need to make their way out of the cult to go back to their normal, although challenging, lives.

[mervoly90]

It was first ever book to read and write a comment on it. I liked the way fthe story was written between two characters, the story made me curious to read as a first timer. Overall I would recommend this book to read

[Faith Stacy Leon]

I'm not an avid lover of fictional novels. However, the plot of this one appealed to me. It showed that a person shouldn't joke with his or her mental health. Indeed, Jeff's experiences evidenced that. Congrats on the BOTD.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Somebody’s Watching You" by Robin D'Amato. An interesting book, talks about couples who belongs in cult and wants to gain back freedom. These couples, Melody and Jeff, they lived for some years at a point Jeff's mental ill health started. Melody on her own part continue taking care of Jeff despite his decision with Floyd. Congrats on your #BOTD.