I don't know if it was because it was on the short side or because I couldn't put it down but I flew through this in one day. Told from two different timelines, Amy finds herself as a live in nanny/cleaner to a wealthy couple and as always in these books, all is not as it seems. This was highly addictive and well written. My only complaint is there seems to be bias of a sort to addiction and without giving spoilers, I'll leave it at that. The descriptions of an abused woman however, were well thought out, sympathetic and in my experience, spot on. This was a great mystery and thriller and I recommend it to my fellow readers. Four Stars.

Thank you Netgalley and Gallery Books for this ARC.

Amy has taken on the job as live-in nanny/cleaner for the Carolls. The Carroll's have two toddlers, a vast bank account, and a modern estate called Sea View to show for it. So, of course, it's a cushy position for Amy and she's over the moon. Until bits and pieces begin to surface that the Carrolls managed to conveniently leave out--their teenage son Liam, who lives in their home, who had trouble at home with his mom and therefore sent to Sea View, who has since been causing trouble in town, ANF may very well be trouble for Amy.

Past and present weave through this story as the plot and mystery unfold. They collide in an edge-of-your-seat explosion. Some of it I saw coming and some wad a total surprise. A darn good thriller; I was invested in the characters and the story from start to finish.

Thank you to Gallery books and NetGalley for an ARC of this. I was excited to read because I gave Rachel Ryans first book five stars. This one fell a little short for me. I think my main problem was I was just not that invested in Amy, the nanny. She sort of annoyed me. There were some genuinely creepy moments which kept the book a 3 star read for me. And though the final reveal of the vandal was unexpected I didn't jibe with the motive of the vandal. I will continue to read this authors work in the future

If you're a fan of anything paranormal and suspense that keeps you wishing it was daytime and realize it doesn't matter if outside is sunny or dreary. Because this is one of the best, creepy, chilling, and just wow scary book, you will ever read!

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Can the plucky nanny tame the whispery village? The sullen teen? The of the rails husband? Who is the cherub and who is the devil in this twisty Irish tale?
Creepier than you’d expect.

This is the first book I’ve read by Rachel and it certainly kept me on my toes. I could have finished this book in one day but I didn’t want it to end so I read it slowly. The storyline was very interesting! I certainly wasn’t expecting the ending. I would definitely recommend this book! Looking forward to reading more books by Rachel! Thank you Gallery Books, Rachel Ryan and Netgalley for the ARC!

Heart pounding thriller that left me on the edge of my seat. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this one. Definitely one of the best books this year.

Good book! This book had a bit of everything! It had suspense, intrigue, gas lighting, abuse, mystery, A surprising who done it, and a few crazy twists and turns! The storyline was very interesting and kept me glued to my Kindle! I definitely recommend reading this book as it was well worth reading! Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for sharing this book with me!

Amy thinks she’s found her dream job, nannying for a family with two children in West Cork. The Carroll family is kind and they live in a beautiful home overlooking the ocean. Her two young charges are adorable, but what’s the story with the reclusive teenage boy who never seems to leave his room? The father begins to act erratically and there are disturbing messages left throughout the town. Amy begins to realize that all is not as it seems in the Carroll house, and the place she chose to rest and recover maybe the most dangerous place of all.