#bookspotlight We Watch You N S Ford





 Hello and welcome back to the blog, welcome if this is your first time stopping by.

Today's post is a little different, a  book spotlight post for "We Watch You" by NS Ford as apart of the WriteReads book tours

Here I will tell you a little about the book, but I will also be highlighting some of the other wonderful bloggers posts. 

Genre: Thriller

Length: 322 Pages

Publishing: 1st October 2021

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FOUR FRIENDS. THREE ENEMIES. TWO TRAGEDIES. ONE TERRIBLE TRUTH.


A small English town is rocked by the disappearance of a local woman, Tina. As the search continues, someone is targeting her former best friends for revenge. Lauren, Jess, Claire. They all hide secrets. Who knows what they did? Who’s watching them? The truth is stranger and far more sinister than they can ever imagine.

A dark, twisty thriller which will grip you until the very last page.

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Tessa, from Tessa Talks Books says

"The story is full of thrills and fast-paced. I adore a story that keeps me on the edge of my seat from page 1 until the last page, and We Watch You is just that type of novel."

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Full Review

PREXYBASCO, from The Viter-Ybasco University has wonderful post discussing the red herrings through out the book. 

"Red herring is a literary device used to lead the audience often to the wrong conclusion, creating a sense of mystery or suspense in a creative work. It’s not dissimilar to how hounds are misled by the scent of a real red herring. With that said, what’s a thriller without one?


We Watch You contains a number of these misleading clues that entice and frustrate readers. Just when a fisherman thinks he’s got one, another tastier herring appears. Then he asks himself, “Am I in the right fishing spot? Maybe I should move. Should I move? Am I only fishing for herring?” (Ok, enough of the fish metaphors.)"

Go read the full review and all the red herrings yourself


If you want to read more great reviews, check out the rest of the tour stops


Let's meet the author


N S Ford is a book fanatic, blogger and cat lover who lives in the UK with her family. She has a First Class degree in English. When not reading or blogging, she juggles her writing time with parenting, working in heritage and playing the piano.


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