OBSESSION: The bestselling psychological thriller with a shocking ending

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Jesse Q Sutanto grew up shuttling back and forth between Jakarta and Singapore and sees both cities as her homes. The Obsession is one of those books where I thought I knew how things were going to go, and then Jesse Q. If I go back and re-read my favorite NR books, I LOVE the romance, I love the dance, and the getting to the HEA.

A high percentage of books about romantic obsession have male protagonists, so Andersson’s novel is refreshing for its willingness to look at sexual fixation with a woman’s gaze. Up until Xander, the book was good (despite me suspecting and guessing right what would happen later on), but after that, the book quickly turned less enjoyable and I started to skim through the book so that I could get to the end. I for instance do not know how car jacks work and yet, there's MANY girls out there in the world who knows how to use one because their parents or someone taught them how to use one.

Naomi wants to embrace the solitude, but the kindly residents of Sunrise Cove keep forcing her to open up—especially the determined Xander Keaton. Of course there is the big secret that Naomi hides casting it's shadow but it doesn't stop her starting to live again . von Aschenbach becomes transfixed, unable to think of anything else, so much so that he is oblivious to the disease making its way through the hot, crowded city.

However, a woman who the man was seeing for about five minutes the previous year, became obsessed with Nicole. As an adult now, Naomi moves from place to place and hasn't been able to settle down because people find out her true identity - as the daughter of a monster. On top of al that, as an amateur photographer myself, this book had a wealth of ideas and information that were incredibly interesting to read about. I think the person behind the murders was kind of obvious, but then the story became about how they would stop/catch him, not about figuring out who he was. Dee decides that she doesn't need his brand of bullshit in her life after living with an abusive step father for over a year.

R. nurse struggling to raise a child on her own–a woman seemingly incapable of the “terrible thing” she has admitted.

She comes into the badass hero’s house, looks at the bookshelves in the library with hundreds of books on them and sees a book about her father. Obsession is a beautifully written story that explores a traumatic subject with grace, dignity, honesty, vulnerability and a determination for change.

He is hot, popular, lacrosse team player who can date any girl he wants but his girlfriend choices couldn’t be so wrong! She likes using that formula as much as she likes making her females tall, thin, and with short hair. I definitely recommend if you’re looking for a fast pace, girl gets revenge, young adult thriller kind of book. I have found success in branching out to other sub-genres in the past when looking to break a slump, but sadly I don't think it was the case here. She examines the spectrum of stalking behaviour, from what might seem ‘mild’ to the most dangerous of all, which ends with murder.

This book is a forensic analysis of stalking and how it can completely dominate and derail an otherwise contented existence.I have had the pleasure of reading many books by this author and she always has a wicked way with a story.