The Guy Next Door

De: Devon McCormack

Narrado por: Tim Paige

ZANE

Is it wrong that I watch him?

Leif Anderson seems like a friendly, kind, normal, boy-next-door type.

Unlike me.

His stalker, a creep who moved into the place next to his parents’ house to keep an eye on him.

I’m not the bad guy, though.

I’m the one who will protect him.

The cops don’t believe he’s in danger.

Maybe they’re right, and this is all in my messed-up head.

I’ve been wrong before.

And no matter how I justify this to myself, my motives aren’t entirely pure.

It’s impossible to watch a guy this hot walking around in those adorable beanies without getting a little turned on.

When he discovers my secret surveillance, I’m sure it’s over.

No way he believes my reasons for watching him, but he doesn’t report me for my crime.

He’s curious about me in a way I don’t expect from a straight guy.

Or as I quickly learn, maybe not so straight.

Before I know it, we’re on a journey, exploring this wild, exciting part of Leif while I try to keep him safe from harm.

But the closer we get to one another, the more I wonder: what if it was all in my head?

What if no one’s coming for him?

What if the real threat to Leif is me, the guy next door?

©2024 Devon McCormack (P)2024 Devon McCormack

I loved their relationship

This book was exactly what I needed it to be. The suspense element was well done. Tim Paige was amazing.

Wow!! Not what i was expecting

Great story. Well written with twists and turns you'll never see coming. Zane and Leif the guy next door. Romance and suspense murder mystery and a falling in love story. Very entertaining and not at all what i was expecting. Tim Paige did an amazing job bringing the story and characters to. 👏❤️🔥

so true

it relates to me dealing with Bi-polar, and the hard times I go through. it was an amazing book

the stalker we all wish for

I love it when, in a mystery story, there is always a bit of doubt lingering in my mind, that kind of "yeah for sure, but also maybe not."
Once again, it's a great book that Devon McCormack offers us here.

The development of the characters.

I like how the characters were like onions in that each layer that was peaked away slowly released a bit more of their backstory and psyché. A very well written story.