6/20/2023 0 Comments Her Every Fear by Peter Swanson![]() ![]() ![]() The same events are seen from a few different viewpoints which may sound repetitive but the plot is unfolded gradually and as each viewpoint adds a different layer it feels fresh each time. It is written in a multi-person narrative and moves around timelines, which are both things that I love in a novel, it could have easily been confusing or ‘jumpy’ but Peter Swanson handles it deftly and it was a smooth read. Having never read anything by Peter Swanson before I didn’t know what to expect but thought it was compelling. Her Every Fear is a wonderful book which is full of suspense and intrigue. Kate, still dealing with the long-term effects of her ex-boyfriend’s behaviour and her jet lag is disoriented and easily confused and when she becomes friendly with another neighbour, Alan, who seems to know lots about Audrey and Corbin, she wonders if she has made a bad decision and if she is in danger. Upon arrival at his sumptuous apartment in Beacon Hill she discovers that his neighbour, Audrey has been brutally murdered and, despite his assertion that he didn’t know her, it transpires that they were more than just neighbours and he is a person of interest to the police. Kate Priddy lives in London and is recovering from a horrific experience at the hands of her ex-boyfriend when her cousin Corbin Dell, who lives in Boston, suggests a house swap and, wanting a change of scenery she takes him up on the offer. ![]()
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