Eyes on You audiobook

I really had fun with this book. I had a quiet week with only myself and one other family member. (This situation will cease to be in about 3 hours, bummer). This was sublime, peaceful and quite indulgent, to be honest! This was also how I felt about reading this psychological thriller. So I was a happy gal!I loved the splattering of red herrings, little things to put me off/confuse/mix me up.. all nicely placed little occurrences and characters to keep me questioning things. It was fun!Of course, I love a NY setting, my favourite part of the world to read about. Love reading about Central Park etc etc. I'm a bit of a celebrity buff, like reading my 'Who Weekly' mag here in Aus every week, so I always get a bit of a kick reading about the entertainment industry, it's light and a bit of escapism.So, I certainly loved the reading experience this book provided me, and I equally enjoyed this author's style of writing. It flowed seamlessly, I connected with the characters and felt engaged with all of it. Being my first read of this author, I'm happy to say I've got a lot to look forward to as I hope to stumble across Kate White again, and recommend you do the same! I can't remember how I happened across this one, but one things for certain, I have my GR friends to thank, and for this, I am grateful as always!

4.5 StarsI KNEW IT!!!**Originally posted on Bookish Wanderlove.**Opening Lines“The shoes had made a nasty dent in my paycheck, but I wasn’t sorry I’d splurged. They were Chanel, black-textured with a peep toe and a gold zipper up the back, really more of a booty than a stiletto. And not what you’d ever call “Fuck me” shoes-there was nothing about them that would make a guy want to bed you, unless he was the type who liked a razor-sharp heel at his throat.”Finally getting around to writing some reviews for books I read earlier this year, as you can see I read this back in June. Better late than never, right?When I first read the synopsis I was definitely intrigued. But my first thoughts were, "Wait. Kate White? Doesn't she write those self-help kind of books?" Close but no. I had no idea that she wrote a variety of different books until I came across Eyes On You on Edelweiss. Once I started reading I just didn’t want to put the book down! You know the board game Clue? Well I felt like my Clue senses were tingling! I kept trying to figure out who was after Robin. I was torn between two characters at around 35% but then by 70% I knew for sure who it was but that didn't deteriorate me.What kept Eyes On You from getting 5 stars?At times I found myself I little confused with Robin’s narration. At certain points I couldn’t tell if she was making a statement or questioning something, which often had me going back a page and re-reading trying to figuring it out. But I’ve chalked this all up to the fact that it’s an advanced ebook copy and there will most likely be changes by time it was published.Overall, Eyes On You was a great mysterious read that kept me on my toes. I was so eager to get to the end, even when I guessed who the culprit was. I look forward to read more by Kate White, I noticed that she has two books coming out next year. I hope they're suspense novels!!!

I have been a fan of Kate White's books since reading Hush and The Sixes.This one certainly did not disappoint.Robin is on top of the world. She's written a book that's heading for the Top Ten and she's co-anchor of a prospering TV show. But things are starting to fall part. First there's the note stuffed in her purse calling her a not-so-nice name. Then there' the cockroach in her coffee, which I actually thought was worse than the Barbie Doll left for her with the eyes gouged out.And until the makeup she normally uses before going on air is tampered with and contaminated with an acid, does anyone start to believe there's a problem.There are several people who might be responsible... everyone from her boss to the show's anchor, and assorted friends .. or are they?Added to the mystery is that as a child, her stepmother would do the same kinds of things to her and then convince her father that she was doing those things to herself.So the question is ... is there really someone out to get her ... or is she doing these things to herself ?The book is very well-written. It starts out as so hopeful and then with each turn of the page you can sense the unease in Robin's life. The author did a great job in making sure there were plenty of suspects you could point your finger at and say 'AHAH'. But you won't really know until the last few pages. I highly recommend this book for anyone who likes psychological mysteries rather than blood and guts ..

The word ‘sharp’ is always used when it comes to this amazing author’s writing, and this new roller-coaster thriller is no exception. In fact, like a great wine, it seems that Kate White’s writing is aging to perfection.This tale surrounds a definite career woman working in a truly glamorous, not-to-mention, backbiting and mean – business. Robin Trainer has dealt with some pretty serious issues to re-enter that job market; from a divorce that practically annihilated her to losing her on-air job after dealing with multiple attacks from an unknown colleague. But Kate has risen above all that. She knows this is the dog-eat-dog-world of the media, and the personalities are hit just as hard as the subjects they’re covering.This time around, however, Robin is not only back, she’s a true star. Working as cohost of a nightly entertainment program that is huge as far as popularity is concerned, Robin can also add ‘hot new writer’ to her resume because of the bestselling novel that she penned, selling to the masses in droves. In other words, Robin’s future is certainly looking sunny. So what happens when everything is going right? Exactly. And when things begin to go wrong for Robin, they go from bad to worse fairly quickly.Robin has rivals; after all, if you’re going to be hot in the industry you are going to meet up with others climbing the ladder and using you as one of the rungs. But there is a difference between rivalry and downright evil – which is what Robin soon faces. Dolls with eyes gouged out, threatening notes placed in her own handbag – Robin is dealing with far more than just an up-and-comer who wants to make it on television. In fact, as things worsen, it looks like the predator may just be someone she works closely with…causing far more than just sleep to be lost. If the rival meets their goal, Robin has a very good shot at not only losing her newfound career, but also her life.Again…intelligence, twists, turns, fast-paced action, and the feeling that the author knows everything regarding the topic she is speaking about to her readers. Kate White has put forward a character that is believable and able to be challenged and supported by fans, and the ending is one that you will not see coming!

Robin Trainer is back at her on-air job as a co-host, after a two-year hiatus. Ratings are climbing and a book she has written is turning into a bestseller.But a dark and malevolent presence is threatening her very existence, not to mention her career. It is obviously someone she works with, because of the nature and timing of the incidents, but just when she thinks she has figured it out, her bosses turn against her with a startling decision.How can Robin find out who has been destroying her life and even threatening her safety when everyone believes something different?Can one friend at work help her find out who is responsible? Or will she discover that more and more of the people she trusted are not trustworthy?In her darkest hour, Robin is reminded of childhood incidents involving her stepmother...and wondering if now, like then, she can ever prove her innocence."Eyes on You: A Novel of Suspense" was a quick read that I could not put down, and is a hard reminder of the cutthroat world of journalism. I had several suspects in mind, and didn't figure out the whole story until it started to fall into place at the end. Even then, some of the pieces didn't fit together completely for me...there were some loose ends. But overall, it was a stunning read. 4.0 stars.

Always love Kate White...fun, fast reads.

Eyes on You had me riveted. I literally gobbled 3/4th's of the book in one night and if I hadn't needed sleep I would've finished it all. I don't often fly through a book in one night but this was an easy breezy read and I was definitely in the mood for it, which helps a lot. There's not that particularly "special" about Eyes on You, it's the typical mystery - someone is stalking Robin the main character who is a co-anchor on a show called The Pulse that deals with various celebrity issues, etc, anything trending in the media pretty much. Suddenly as her star is rising with the release of a new book that is quickly becoming a bestseller and her stardom on the show, she's got someone in her midst that is very unhappy with her success. She begins to get creepy notes, and other incidents that make her very uneasy. The events ratchet up until she fears for her life, wondering who it could be that has a terrible grudge against her and what they're willing to do next. Even though I said there isn't anything particularly special about this book - it's definite a great read for any mystery lover. It's got all the good marks of a good beach read that keeps you glued to it's pages until the very end, drinking up every word. My previous read of Kate White's was her novel, The Sixes. In my opinion, Eyes on You is much better and it kept me compulsively reading a lot more than her other novel did. But then again, I have a thing about stalkers and such that keep me glued to the pages more than other mystery premises.

All eyes on you every night on your TV show can sometimes be hazardous to your health as Robin Trainer​ has found out.Was someone jealous of Robin's success or was Robin imagining all the death threats and incidents happening to her at the TV station. Hate notes, voodoo dolls, poison-laced makeup, drug-laced brownies, what else can happen?​As you follow Robin through her days, you will feel her terror at thinking someone is following her or share her fear of wondering what is going to happen next.​​The characters in EYES ON YOU were all a suspicious lot and pretty cut throat. You never knew who you could trust.I was very leery of most of the characters. I thought this one was the culprit then I thought no, this one must be it. EYES ON YOU wasn't gripping, but it was good. It definitely ​kept me turning the pages and ​guessing until the end.​This is the first book I have read by Kate White. I enjoyed EYES ON YOU, but I wouldn't call it a terrifying thriller. I would call it​ an intriguing thriller.​ 4/5This book was given to me free of charge and without compensation by the publisher and TLC Book Tours in return for an honest review.

Review originally posted: Traveling With TTraveling With T was given a copy of EYES ON YOU at BEA 2014.Eyes on YouRobin Trainer is on top of the world. After losing her on-aire job 2 years ago, she has written a book that has everyone talking and is co-host of a show that is getting rave reviews. Basically, Robin is feeling pretty good about life! Then things start to happen. Her book jackets are torn and a viciously nasty note is left in her purse. When she comes back to her office to find a gruesome surprise one night, Robin feels pretty confident that someone is out to get her.When Robin begins to have not so pleasant interactions with another news host- she wonders if she is behind the nasty pranks. But, Robin mainly considers these to be pranks- until someone tampers with her makeup and she has a severe reaction.Robin knows that someone is playing for keeps and wants her out of the way- and everyone is a suspect. When Robin decides to dig further and find out who is after her- she encounters more problems. But when the truth is revealed and the adversary shows their true colors- will Robin be able to beat them? Or will Robin lose? Traveling With T’s Thoughts:First, I adore Kate White. I began reading her Bailey Weggins novels when Kelly Ripa introduced Reading With Ripa- and became a fan immediately. This is Kate’s 3rd stand-alone novel, and one that I eagerly looked forward to after reading her second stand-alone THE SIXES (thereby proving to me that Kate can write the heck out of a Bailey Weggins story as well as dabble in the stand-alone world of books).The plot: Woman who rises back to be on top to only contend with a secret adversary has all kinds of ripped from the headlines appeal to me. The characters were fleshed out- and Kate dropped enough red herrings and twists in the story to keep you guessing about the adversary’s identity.This is a thriller, but it has more of subtle feel than an OMG in your face pacing of the book and the reveal of key facts. There are many suspects and the reader will question everyone (even the victim!) But, as the final pages are turned, you will begin to understand the surprise that Kate White has in store- and you will enjoy! *EYES ON YOU was given to Traveling With T at BEA 2014 in exchange for the possibility of review. As with other books that I am sent from publishers, this review is fair and honest- all thoughts and opinions are mine alone. Happy Reading and Bookishly Yours,T @ Traveling With T

The book opens with Robin Trainer at a celebratory party for her new book release. Everything seems to be falling into place for her. She's got a hot new book out, her TV show has fabulous ratings, and she has some good friends. She's having the time of her life until she walks into her office and finds a pile of her books slashed. She doesn't think much of it until the next day she walks in and find a mutilated Barbie doll.Soon things are spiraling out of control and Robin is afraid to go to work but afraid to be home alone. She doesn't know who she can trust and who she shouldn't. There are people all around her but one of them has to be the one that means her harm. The question is who is it and why?When I first started reading this book I found it to be a little slow. The author was building background knowledge on all of the characters and while it was interesting, it didn't capture my attention. However, after the first 100 pages I couldn't put the book down. I wanted to know who was trying to harm Robin and I also wanted to see how her romance was going to turn out.The best part of the book are the suspects. Throughout the book there are hints that led me to several different people, several different times. I kept shifting who I thought was the cause of Robin's problems. In the end, the person was one on my list but there is no way I could have figured it out without the last scene. It kept me guessing until the end!This was a suspenseful thriller that I really got into and was excited to finish. I think that the ending was perfect for the book and the characters behaved very realistically.I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.

Eyes on You is definitely one of those books that sucks you right in. Robin is finally getting her career back. A successful book and a new TV show have her thinking that life is pretty good. But someone has other ideas. Slowly, she starts to feel like someone is following her and watching her. She starts to get threatening messages and someone drugs her more than once. The problem is that Robin thinks she knows who is doing it, but no one believes her. I thought the psychological suspense was was spot on and could feel the frustration building in Robin as things begin to unravel. For the most part, I liked Robin's character. She is ambitious and likable, if a little too trusting. I just thought she made some incredibly stupid choices throughout the story. She did redeem herself in the end and I was satisfied with her growth.There were a multitude of suspects in the book. I was happy that I wasn't able to figure it out early on. I like it more when I'm kept guessing and was surprised at the identity in the end. I definitely recommend this one. It's the first I have read by this author and I look forward to reading more by her.

I have read this authors books. I did like them. However I have to say that this book got back to the best of Ms. White's roots like her first book Hush. I had not read any books from this author for a few years due to they were only ok. I decided to try this one out. Very fast read. In fact, I was half was done before I took a break. Although there are some weak moments like how come none of the characters in this book picked up on the fact that there was someone out to get Robin. No one knew until Robin told them and even than they did not put two and two together. Also, Robin was a bit ditzy herself. Despite all of this I did like this book. There was enough suspense to keep my attention until the end. Also, the romance thrown in the mix was fine but not really required. The book was good even if there had been no romance. I look forward to the next book.

I received this book through Goodreads first reads.My actual rating is somewhere around 3.5 stars, but I rounded up because the three books I read prior to this were so abysmal I could barely finish them (in the case that I actually did finish them).I wouldn't necessarily call this "a novel of suspense," but there were suspenseful moments, and it was a good "whodunit" story. I definitely threw around several possible suspects in my mind as I read, and did not guess correctly.There's something very real about stories involving a snake-in-the-grass to me. It is much more common than people realize, and I think we tend to forget that we should be careful who we open up to.

I received a signed ARC of this book at BEA. When Kate White had told me I shared my first name with the main character I moved it to the top of the pile to read. Eyes on You did NOT disappoint. By half way through I couldn't put the book down. I was continually surprised with the twists and turns as Robin searched for her tormentor. I recommend this book for anyone who likes a good mystery.This was the first of Kate White's books, but it will not be my last.

4.5 stars. This book is very intruiging. It's full of twists and turns and a shocker ending you won't see coming. It will keep you on the edge of your seat from the very first page to the verylast. This is my first book from Kate White and I have to say it won't be my last. If you are a fanof mystery or a fan of Kate White you won't want to miss this gem!!

Kate White knows how to write a good suspense novel! While I enjoyed her first thriller, "The Sixes" more than this one, "Eyes on You" is still most definitely worth the read!

Awesome!!! Kate White is one of my favorite authors!!!

This is the first book I’ve read by this author. My expectations were low based by the first few pages. It’s a who done it story. It keeps you guessing right until the end. It is not a predictable ending and I was kept guessing throughout the book. A good fun read! I can’t wait to read more of her books.