I Spy
- 432 pages
- 16 hours of reading
'Tense, gripping and packed with twists' Lucy Clarke
Claire Kendal crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of human relationships and the psychological suspense lurking beneath ordinary lives. Her style is marked by a sharp insight into human nature and a talent for building gripping stories that draw readers deep into emotional landscapes. She explores themes of identity, obsession, and the darker aspects of friendship and family with a refined sense of detail and atmosphere. Her works offer a penetrating look at what connects and divides us, leaving a profound impact on the reader.




'Tense, gripping and packed with twists' Lucy Clarke
An obsessive quest for answers drives a young woman into dangerous territory as she seeks to uncover the truth behind her sister's mysterious disappearance. This psychological suspense novel explores themes of loyalty, secrets, and betrayal, weaving a gripping narrative that echoes the intensity of works by Rosamund Lupton and Kimberly McCreight. With a sophisticated writing style, the story promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats as the protagonist navigates a web of deception.
His name is Rafe, and he is everywhere Clarissa turns. At work. At her apartment. At the park. His messages choke her voicemail; his unwanted gifts keep appearing at her door. And as he has made clear, he will never let her go. Clarissa's only sanctuary is the courtroom where she serves jury duty. The trial's rhythm allows her space to make new friends, including Robert, an attractive widower. But Rafe's relentless fixation, now fueled by jealousy, escalates in tandem with the chilling tale of predator and prey unfolding before Clarissa in court. Her only chance of escape lies in exposing Rafe's sinister intentions. Strand by strand she unravels the macabre fairy tale Rafe has spun around them and discovers that the happy ending he envisions is more horrifying than her darkest fears. Masterfully constructed, with riveting tension and a haunting sense of menace, Claire Kendal's extraordinary debut explores the lines between obsession and love, offering a heart-stopping portrait of a woman determined to survive.