Domestic psychological thriller with wife Eve a high-powered, dedicated psychiatric doctor and her husband Nathan a garage mechanic. The main thing they have in common now is their 3 month old daughter Rosewyn. She goes missing from their garden. The story is told from three points of view - Eve, Nathan and DI Rita Myers, a sensible and mature woman. Plenty of twists and turns and a lot of angst especially from Eve, discovering that motherhood is not the pleasant little, almost, hobby that she thought, but she does have some post natal depression. Who took the baby? Will she be ok? Is there a link to an old and similar case? Well thought out. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an advance copy.

A Perfect Life..?
Is there ever such a thing as the perfect life? The perfect relationship? The perfect family? To all those looking in, Eve and Nathan seem to have all those things but still waters run deep and the cracks that exist are just about to widen. A slow burn suspense with a credible and well drawn cast of characters populating a well threaded and twisting plot. Atmospheric and engaging.

WATCH YOUR BACK BY TERRI PARLATO.
well as soon as i seen the cover, read the blurb i instantly wanted to read it.
The prologue was gripping and i looked forward to starting chapter 1.
This story is told in three different POVs. The Wife, The Husband and then The Detective.
Overall a really good book that had me wanting to find out what on earth was going on.
This is the 3rd book in a series (which i didn't release until i was already invested) but you can read it as a stand alone.

This fast paced book had me intrigued right from the start. I reveled in all the twists and was pumped to see how it was going to play out, only to be let down a bit by the ending. I guess I was hoping for more of a punchy end. Overall though, it was an exciting read and I've no doubt many will love it. I can't wait for the author's next book.

Nathan and Eve Thayer appear on the surface to have a near perfect life, even though they seem like a somewhat mismatched couple - with Eve being a high powered doctor, and Nathan a glorified mechanic.

They got married unexpectedly fast, after Eve became pregnant with their daughter,
Rosewin . But when the baby goes missing, everything falls apart, exposing not only the cracks in the Thayers' marriage, but also unexpected secrets that they are keeping from each other.

This domestic thriller was entertaining but a little far-fetched. If you are willing to go allow for some suspension of disbelief, you will enjoy it just fine!

Thank you Netgalley, Hera Books publishers and Terri Parlato for the eArc of Watch Your Back.

This is the 3rd instalment of Detective Rita Myers series but it can be read as a standalone. Watch Your Back is a domestic psychological thriller with elements of Police protocol. Our main characters, Eve and Nathan have a fragile relationship and after their child goes missing, it's up to our DCI Rita Myers to put the pieces together. I found all the characters well rounded and human, including their mistakes and character faults. I have read the pervious books in this series and I really love Rita Myers, her thought processes and of course, her ability to be able to build in sketches as she investigates. I found this really endearing and unique and it also helps with her investigations.

I enjoyed the pacing of this book, it does open with a punch, slows down a little and then builds back up again which makes it medium paced. There is some nice foreshadowing and even though I picked up on these, it only added to the twists, the tension and the direction of the book.

4.25 stars for story graph and 4 stars for other review sites.

Eve and Nathan Thayer have it all. Their lives are perfect in just every way until one day things begin to go wrong very fast. Everything cahnges for the couple ...but why

This is a read that is pacy and gripping.

I love a Police procedral novel and as the investigation into the couple unearths some amazing cracks i was absolutely captivated.

The twists and the drama keep on coming and for me I could not put this book down. I wished I had saved reading it for an upcoming holiday but... I was thrilled with it.