Fatal Obsession

De: N.H. Steele

Narrado por: Jake Mahler

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

Tess Prescott arrives at the Breakers Resort expecting a quiet, picture-perfect summer. Instead, she finds herself drawn to Jason Moretti—a man as magnetic as he is dangerous.

Everyone tells her to stay away.

Her family. Her friends. Even Dr. Jared Brooks, whose concern for Tess only grows as Jason's presence tightens around her life.

But Tess is convinced she sees something others don't.

Until the lies begin to surface.

Until the truth becomes impossible to ignore.

What started as a dangerous attraction quickly spirals into something far darker, as Tess finds herself trapped in a web of secrets, manipulation, and obsession she can't escape.

Because someone is watching.

Someone is controlling the narrative.

And the deeper Tess falls, the harder it becomes to tell where love ends—and where control begins.

A dark, emotionally charged psychological suspense filled with obsession, deception, and dangerous desire.

Perfect for fans of Verity, The Last Mrs. Parrish, and You.

©2025 Melissa Marie Sovak (P)2026 A Novel Idea Publishing, LLC

Not the best

Just really wasn’t my form of toxic masculinity I found myself thinking that AI wrote this

Really intrigued for a while, but then…

…..I absolutely hated the ending!!!! Horrible. There had to have been a better option. How about her riding off to NYC by herself?!

It was a very unique story not your typical boy meets girl, blah blah blah

I killed this book in two days, but I did have some laughs with the over usage of certain terms and phrases that I’ve never heard anybody used before and it was pretty repetitive, but it was just harmless and I got over it, lol

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.