You and Me

By: Nicola Rayner

Narrated by: Kristin Atherton

The perfect gripping, twisty suspense for fans of Netflix’s You and Lisa Jewell’s Watching You

This is not a love story…

Watching sunrises together should have been romantic.

But you were always inside with your wife, and I sat in your garden, in the shadows.

I thought you’d never know how I felt about you.

Until one night, I witnessed a terrible crime.

I wanted it to bring us closer together.

But now the secrets are tumbling out.

And they could tear everything apart…

A breath-taking suspense full of twists and turns – if you think you know how this ends, think again…

‘An engrossing and unsettling read with a totally unpredictable ending. Nicola Rayner is a skilled storyteller’ Lesley Kara, author of The Rumour

‘I was blown away. An outstanding psychological suspense, beautifully written, brilliantly plotted and impossible to put down. Loved every word!’ Emma Curtis, author of The Night You Left

‘Reels you in until you reach the nail-biting, show-stopping finale. I loved this book so much – the best thriller I’ve read this year’ S.E. Lynes, author of Mother

‘The definition of “unputdownable” … Evocative, pacy and utterly gripping. I loved it’ Sara Collins, author of The Confessions of Frannie Langton

‘A fantastic story, with clever story-telling, fabulous characters and a jaw-dropping plot. One of my top reads of the year’ Rona Halsall, author of One Mistake

©2020 Nicola Rayner (P)2020 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

A slow burn with twists and turns

Loved listening to this book. Performance was so well done. Nail-biter of a story, enjoyed every minute.

slow start

the beginning was slow and misunderstood I almost shut the book off but I am so glad I didn't because as it when I understood the beginning and the ending was awesome

Loved it!

Very good book. The further in to the book the better it gets. Will be looking for other books by this author.

conflicted

Last 6 chapters are the drum roll of surprises to a dramatic end. A real shame that until then the book just drags along unnecessarily and I didn't have any warm feelings or care about he the main character Fran. I wanted to slap her for being a pitiful stalker.

Annoying Start

The beginning of this book was so unnecessarily slow and dragging. I had to forward through many of the chapters just to keep from abandoning the story altogether. Thankfully the ending was unexpected, and redeemed the book as a whole.