“An addictive page-turner full of shocking twists”
“ Lisa Unger fans will hope for more from this promising talent.” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Bookseller Favorite
LIBRARY JOURNAL STARRED REVIEW
IN THE DARK I SEE YOU
HOW WELL CAN YOU TRULY KNOW SOMONE?
The brutal murder of a popular young woman Sarah Connor in her home, sends shockwaves rippling across the elite New York suburb of Sleepy Point. As the investigation deepens, so does the mystery surrounding the woman who discovered Sarah’s body—Audrey, who'd moved in next door to Sarah only a few months before. Did she move to Sleepy Point simply for a quiet restart like she claimed… or to spy on her neighbor?
As the story twists and turns through alternating points of view and timelines, the ticking clock of investigation collides with the explosive secrets Audrey and Sarah have been keeping.
"A cat-and-mouse thriller about friends/not friends that’ll hook you fast and never let go.”
—BARNES & NOBLE
Hailed as a “compelling and complex debut with a breathtaking conclusion” by Booklist, In The Dark I See You in an addictive page-turner full of shocking twists and shifting timelines, and delivers the same addictive tension readers love in works by Ruth Ware, AJ Finn.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sat, May 30Carnegie Museum & Library, 4400 Forbes Ave Carnegie Lecture Hall, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USACome, join me at the Carnegie Library at Oakland, where I'll be moderating a panel of thriller writers!
READ & LOVED
If you're looking for an absorbing, twisty page-turner then this thriller will hit the spot. I struggled to put the book down. I like to be kept guessing but still feel, when the revelations come, that they've been sufficiently breadcrumbed, and Narayanan get this balance exactly right. High enjoyable, with fascinating characters, vivid settings and intriguing investigative detail. Perfect holiday reading.
Reader Review
A cat-and-mouse thriller about friends/not friends that’ll hook you fast and never let go. Told in she said/she said narrative with flashbacks that keep you moving at a page-turning pace.
Bookseller Staff,
Barnes & Noble
Wow, what a rollercoaster of a thriller! I loved the back and forth timelines between Audrey and Sarah's POV. Usually, I can kind of piece together where the story is going but with each reveal and twist, this book totally took me by surprise. I think Narayanan did an excellent job writing from the POV of a blind woman, and I felt like I was immersed in her world, relying on other senses, like smell, touch, and hearing. The secondary characters were really brought to life as well. I did not see the ending coming at all. What a debut!
READER REVIEW
This book was so unbelievably good. It's rare that I have a five star read. The plot twist was crazy, I audibly gasped multiple times throughout the book. I finished it in 2 days and I still think about it. I highly recommend if you love mysteries.
READER REVIEW
An amazing thriller for fans of Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train. So refreshing to see a character with a disability, and the author has done an amazing job at putting us in Audrey's shoes. Such a well crafted story with relatable characters. A truly excellent story, witty, funny in places, cute whenever Dan (my favourite character) was involved. I loved the suspense and the surprise at the end. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Can't wait to read the next work for this debut author who is an absolute gem.
READER REVIEW
"This one was really brilliant. I read it straight in an hour, and I didn’t even suspect the twist until just before the reveal."