While I really didn't like our main character Rachel, I don't think I was meant to. I found Paranoid to be an ingeniously twisty and turny thriller. Is there a connection? If so why wait so long to get rid of the witness? As Rachel desperately tries to find out, her increasing paranoia has her jumping out of her skin at every little bump in the night. Then, on the twentieth anniversary of her brothers death, one of the witnesses to his death is murdered. And she thinks someone is stalking her house. Now Rachel is getting mysterious texts seemingly from beyond the grave.

Rachel is actually scared of EVERYTHING, for in her past, in a teenage game gone wrong, she shot and killed her own brother. Rachel loves her children, but tends to cloister them, for Rachel is scared that something might happen to them. We have divorced mum Rachel, caring for her two teenage children, whilst trying to keep her ex-husband at arms length. I'd just about given up on psychological thrillers, the ones I've read lately being predictable, yet this one sounded like it could be intriguing, so I gave it a go. Visit where you can find a Media Kit with photos and more information. As she builds the puzzle of relationships, actions, clues, lies, and personal histories that haunt her protagonists, she must also confront the fear and terror faced by her victims and the harsh and enduring truth that, in the real world, terror and madness touch far too many lives and families. She continues to be fascinated by the minds and motives of both her killers and their pursuers-the personal, the professional, and the downright twisted. With dozens of bestsellers to her name, Lisa Jackson is a master of taking readers to the edge of sanity-and back-in novels that buzz with dangerous secrets and deadly passions.

Today, neck deep in murder, her books appear on The New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly national bestseller lists.

There are over thirty million copies of her novels in print and her writing has been translated into twenty languages.īefore she became a nationally bestselling author, she was a mother struggling to keep food on the table by writing novels, hoping against hope that someone would pay her for them. She also is the co-author of One Last Breath, Last Girl Standing, and the Colony Series, written with her sister and bestselling author Nancy Bush, as well as the collaborative novels Sinister and Ominous, written with Nancy Bush and Rosalind Noonan. Lisa Jackson is the number-one New York Times bestselling author of over ninety-five novels, including the Rick Bentz and Reuben Montoya Series, the Pescoli and Alvarez Series, the Savannah series, and numerous stand alone novels.

Paranoid by Lisa Jackson