Amy has spotted the woman of her dreams, and she is going to make her part of her life – whether Hannah wants it or not. Because no one says no to Amy.

This is unusual and disturbing; a psychological thriller about a stalker with part one written entirely in first person from the stalker’s point of view. The belief that she knows someone just from seeing a few moments, the absolute certainty that she will change her entire life, is chilling. It is unusual for the stalker to be female, but Amy is a truly creepy and disturbed individual, and the end of part one hits hard.

Part two, I cannot say much about without spoiling it. Told in first person view from one of the people affected by the stalking, it covers the results of Amy’s actions and just how horribly things can go wrong even when you’ve done the right thing. The book’s final ending is, if anything, a relief after all the twists and turns beforehand.

A purely psychological horror story, this is engrossing. Horror, thriller and suspense fans won’t regret giving this a look.