Obsessed

A Young Adult Romantic Suspense

De: Emily Camp

Narrado por: Chelsea Caish

Avery has high hopes for summer before senior year, hanging out with friends again. Especially since she’s finally free of her toxic boyfriend.

At least, she thought.

Even though Zander’s going away to college in the fall, he refuses to accept that they are over. Showing up everywhere she is and calling her nonstop. The only thing that may get him to understand she’s done with him is to show that she’s moved on.

Faced with no other choice but to ask a friend, Braden, to be her fake boyfriend. Soon, fake begins to feel all too real when she realizes Braden is the type of boyfriend she always wanted and the more time she spends with him, her feelings become real.

When random inconveniences begin to happen to both her and Braden, Avery wonders if she’s only thrown gas onto the flames. It seems all she’s managed to do is make things worse and put a target on Braden’s back. Avery is faced with either letting Braden go or risking the worst happening to him as the torment escalates, threatening not only Braden’s upcoming football season, but possibly his life as well.

©2025 Emily Camp (P)2025 Emily Camp

Impactful YA suspense!

I liked the storyline and felt the narrator did a great job! She did well capturing Avery’s voice and I could feel the emotion

Emily Camp is brilliant

Emily Camp (as always) has written an amazing book. This was my first thriller of hers, but I loved it just as I have everything else I’ve read by her. The romance was sweet and endearing. The thriller aspect kept you on the edge of your seat wondering what would happen next without being scary. The narrator for the audiobook was clear to understand and engaging for me to focus on the story and not be distracted.

Hooked from the beginning

Obsessed was such a fun mix of slow-burn romance and low-key thriller vibes. Avery’s dealing with a clingy ex, weird messages, and a fake-dating setup with Braden that quickly starts to feel a little too real. The tension builds just enough to keep you guessing without getting overly dramatic, and the relationship dynamics feel super believable. It’s clean YA, but still gives you that emotional pull and just the right touch of danger.

I listened to the audiobook and thought it was really well done—the narration pulled me in right away and made the characters feel even more real. If you like audiobooks, this one’s a great listen. Quick, engaging, and easy to binge in a day.