Fatal Obsession

She thought she was in control. She thought she knew the man she loved. She was wrong.

Tess Prescott's summer at the luxurious Breakers Resort was supposed to be a picture-perfect getaway—long days by the lake, family dinners, and perhaps a little harmless summer romance. But when she falls for Jason Moretti, a man with ties to a dangerous crime syndicate, her world begins to spiral into something far more sinister.

Everyone warns her to stay away—her family, her friends, even the charming and persistent Dr. Jared Brooks. But Tess is convinced she sees the real Jason, the man beneath the reputation. Until the secrets start unraveling. Until the lies become impossible to ignore.

As the walls close in around her, Tess finds herself caught in a deadly game where trust is a luxury she can't afford. Someone is watching. Someone is manipulating. And as her obsession turns into a nightmare, Tess will have to ask herself one terrifying question:

How far will someone go to keep her right where they want her?

Perfect for fans of Verity, The Last Mrs. Parrish, and You, Fatal Obsession is a chilling tale of love, deception, and the dark side of desire.

Download now and immerse yourself today!

©2025 Melissa Marie Sovak (P)2025 A Novel Idea Publishing, LLC

Unhealthy love interest

I kept listening to book hoping it would get better however the overall plot of book was unrealistic. The characters were cliche with good guy bad guy and innocent girl. Not a book I would have normally kept listening to however hoped it would improve however situations from start to finish was unbelievable in real life.

Horrible

what a waste of time. I'm pretty sure this was written by a teenage boy that thinks this kind of obsession, stalking and manipulation could actually end like this story does. Total waste of time. I think the 5 star reviews are fake.

3.5 Stars Rounded Up

The performance for this story was just okay. At first, the narrator just irritated the heck out of me but I eventually got over it. I wasn’t happy about it but I moved on to finish the book. The story was a solid, good story with some points averaging above good.

Kind of weird

The girl’s only option is either a criminal or a manipulative “good guy” then falls in love with her abuser and they live happily ever after. Ok.

Thin

None of the main characters were even remotely likable, the plot had a lot of holes, and it was so unbelievable that I actually started laughing. The only reason I kept listening was that I wanted to see how much worse it could get.