Can You See Me?, Lynne Lee
Can You See Me?, Lynne Lee
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Can You See Me?

Author: Lynne Lee

Narrator: Karen Cass, Matthew Frow

Unabridged: 10 hr 33 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/01/2020


Synopsis

Would you know if someone was watching you?In the dark days since the sudden death of her surgeon husband, Julia’s main worry has always been Tash. Her student daughter was broken—she worshipped her father. But six months on, Julia thinks the light is returning. She is about to find out that she’s wrong.When she saves the life of a boy who’s been hanging around her beach cottage, the questions start. All she has to go on is the butterfly tattoo on his wrist, but who is he? What was he doing there? And why was her late husband’s watch in his bag? Julia wants to believe it’s a casual theft, but an ominous arrival in the post confirms her suspicion that there is more to it than meets the eye.As Tash remembers a string of strange incidents she had previously brushed off, Julia realises they are both being watched. Someone’s been toying with them, trying to frighten them, but why?Determined to protect her daughter, Julia races to discover the boy’s identity. But what she doesn’t realise is that the truth is right in front of her. Will she see it before it’s too late?

About Lynne Lee

Lynne Lee was born in London and began her writing career as a teenager. She has been a full-time author since the mid-1990s, writing romantic novels, short stories and ghostwriting bestselling books. Can You See Me is her first psychological thriller and is written under a pseudonym.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Melany on January 16, 2022

Such a sad but beautifully written book. Opens your eyes to yourself and others around you and to stop taking things so important to you for granted. It has a great story line with twists to keep you turning the pages. I suspected the ending, so it didn't catch me off guard. It was a great book all......more

Goodreads review by Carrie on January 01, 2020

Can You See Me? by Lynne Barrett-Lee is a psychological thriller that has a bit of a twist on it’s style. The story is mainly told from the point of view of the main character, Julia, however there are also little chapters told from the point of view of the antagonist in the unique way of comparing......more

Goodreads review by Linda on March 25, 2020

Julia's husband is dead. It was unexpected, leaving her reeling and her daughter, Tash, broken. She had always been a daddy's girl. What the daughter doesn't know is that Julia and her husband had planned on divorcing before his untimely death. Beginning to see the light, the two spend some time at t......more

Goodreads review by Kat (Katlovesbooks) on January 05, 2020

Can You See Me by Lynne Lee is a psychological thriller. First, let me thank NetGalley, the publisher Amazon Publishing, and of course the author, for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. My Synopsis:   (No major reveals, but if concerned, sk......more

Goodreads review by Vanessa on January 07, 2020

Can You See Me by Lynne Lee was a brilliant read and I was hooked from the very first few pages. This book is a psychological thriller that has lots of twists and turns throughout which I love in a book. I loved the way Lynne threw in a few red herrings within the book Very Clever! Didn't see them c......more


Quotes

“Every now and then a character turns up in fiction who changes the game. Elizabeth in Pride and Prejudice. Lyra in His Dark Materials. Amy in Gone Girl. Eleven in Stranger Things. They fit themselves into your life, some demanding to be heard, others simply not going away. This striking debut from Lynne Lee has one of those characters. As soon as I read the first ‘moth’ chapter and encountered that deeply intelligent and viscerally angry voice, I knew. Fortunately, Lynne has crafted a book that is big and brilliant enough to accommodate this unforgettable voice. Julia is our safe place—the tiger mother who discovers that she and her daughter are being watched. She will stop at nothing to protect her, but she also wants to understand. To see. I don’t doubt that you will want to understand too—and I hope that, like me, you will feel your eyes have been opened to the borders of life just a little bit more by this dark and profoundly human tale.” —Jane Snelgrove, editor