She's Watching Me

A Gripping Psychological Thriller

By: Ian Erikson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A gripping domestic thriller about the dark side of social media fame

Becca Hart has it all: 1.2 million Instagram followers, lucrative brand deals, and a picture-perfect family. Every strawberry-picking trip, every bedtime routine, every milestone is content—and her daughter Emma is the star.

But Emma doesn't want to smile anymore. Her cheeks hurt. The "phone people" are always watching.

Then, during a livestream at a local farm, Emma vanishes. One moment she's holding her brother's hand. The next, she's gone—and nearly ten thousand people watched it happen in real time.

As the investigation unfolds, Becca discovers she's surrounded by women who despise her: the obsessive former employee documenting her every parenting failure. The ex-friend whose daughter nearly died because of something Becca posted. Her own sister, secretly building a custody case.

But the messages appearing on her phone suggest something even more sinister: Someone planned this. Someone close.

The kidnapper knows Becca's schedule, her secrets, her shame. They know exactly how to make her suffer. And as the clock ticks down, Becca realizes the person she should fear most might be the one she trusts completely.

Some monsters don't hide in the shadows. They are people in your life.

Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst and Lisa Jewell. A twisty domestic thriller about motherhood, obsession, and the price of living your life online.

Tropes: missing child, husband with secrets, the perfect marriage that isn't, unreliable narrator, shocking twist ending, who can you trust.

Virtual voice is terrible

The story was very good, but the amount of mispronunciations was aggravating and distracting. Please, for the love of God, stop using virtual voice...it's the literal worst.

This is why AI should not exist.

Story was okay. Words key to the story are pronounced incorrectly hundreds of times. Ugh.