I Saw You

By: CherAnn Wright

Narrated by: CJ Locks, Gabriel Gage

"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life, and you will call it fate." — Carl Jung

Paige Thomas can't remember the last twelve hours, but someone recorded them.

The successful self-help author has been living a secret life during her blackouts. Visiting pubs, wearing clothes she doesn't own, and making choices her conscious mind would never allow. She and Michael are trying for a child, but how can she consider bringing one into her life when she can't trust herself with the hours she can't remember? Desperate and in denial, Paige hides what's happening, turning to fiction to cope with the anxiety that's slowly consuming her.

Her husband Michael, a rising psychiatrist, should be the one person who understands. Instead, he's buried in a deception of his own, one he has convinced himself is an act of love. When anonymous emails begin to arrive, exposing pieces of both their hidden lives, his certainty begins to crack. If Paige discovers the truth, he will lose her. And he knows it.

Searching for answers, Paige turns to her estranged mother, Darlene, a hardened survivor whose past mirrors Paige's present in ways that cannot be coincidence. Now all three are on a collision course with a truth none of them is prepared to face.

Paige can't remember. Michael won't confess. Darlene knows more than she's telling.

Someone is watching them all."This psychological thriller took me completely by surprise and left me absolutely stunned. Just when I thought the story couldn't possibly raise the stakes any higher, the last twist shifted everything I thought I knew."

©2025 Cheri Arnett (P)2025 Cheri Arnett

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Talking about a past coming back to haunt you??!! YIKES! I Saw You had me completely gripped from the very beginning and did not let go. This story slowly unravels secrets that have been buried for decades, and the tension builds in a way that keeps you constantly wondering how everything is going to unfold.

I loved the alternating timelines. We move between 25 years ago through Darlene’s POV and present day with Paige and Michael’s perspectives, and I was on edge the entire time waiting to see how these two worlds would intersect. And when they finally did, I was mind blown! The way everything connects is both shocking and satisfying.

Who I disliked most in this story was Christian! He gave me the creeps from the very beginning. His overly charming, narcissistic personality made him feel like a storm disguised as shelter, the kind of character that makes you uneasy even when he is initially saying all the right things.

The audiobook narration was great. Having dual narrators CJ Locks and Gabriel Gage was a great choice and really elevated the listening experience. They both did an excellent job bringing the characters and tension to life.

This was my first read by CherAnn Wright, but it definitely won’t be my last. If you love thrillers that weave together past and present while delivering shocking reveals, this one is absolutely worth the listen.

Gripping and impossible to put down!!!!

From the story to both the narrator’s performances, this was a stellar listen. I found myself gripping onto every word, as if every detail was meticulously arranged in order to be called upon later and I didn’t want to miss a thing! The duel narration was a fantastic choice, the subtle narrative choices from each reader made each chapter feel like its own story. I can’t put it down and I plan on relistening once I finish!
A+ all around!!

Unique Style

This book was so much fun to listen to. The narration was so unique. The writing style was so good. The story has such an interesting take on trauma. I really enjoyed listening to it. I think the only thing I didnt enjoy as much is when one of the male characters spoke it was hard to understand when listening, but overall a very good book.

What in the world did I just listen to?!?!?

So, this book is twisted in so many ways. I'm still not convinced of who Michael is at the end. Poor Paige/Vanessa. WTF?!?! I gave the performance 3 stars because honestly when the male narrator did Vincent's parts I couldn't stand it. It was too creepy and then too drawn out with the way it was done where it lost me a bit to where I found myself not able to follow what was being said during those parts. But overall it was a great audiobook that I would recommend to anyone who enjoys psychological thrillers.