The Obsession

By: Natasha Preston

Narrated by: Phoebe Strole

What if being famous was the most dangerous thing you ever did? #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Natasha Preston is back with a twisted tale of social media, secrets, and survival.

SOMEONE IS ALWAYS WATCHING.

Connie never asked to be famous—but thanks to her mother’s relentless vlogging, she and her sister Isla have spent their lives under a virtual microscope. Every smile, every moment curated for clicks. Every stranger online thinking they know them.

Then local girls—girls who look just like Connie—start dying. One by one. As the bodies pile up and the spotlight turns sinister, Connie is forced to confront the terrifying truth: someone isn’t just watching. They’re planning.

Great storyline

Abruptly ended and felt rushed and sudden, otherwise good book but so much is left unresolved.

Great

Did not see that ending coming and the book has so many twist. I didn’t know who the killers was until the end of the book

So slow. Never got anywhere

I was so excited about this book it was one of the top 10 apparently. But it was the slowest most repetitive books I have ever listened to. Same thing different day. Even at the end when you find out what was going on it was just really stupid. I was so disappointed I used a credit for this book.

Not well done

Terrible ending it feels lazy. I usually like her books but the villain lacked real motivation.