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Shade Owens
The Monster We Made
The Monster We Made
Synopsis
Harper got out of a relationship that had been hurting her for years, and what she has now looks like the opposite of it. Jamie is kind, patient, funny, the sort of person who makes her wonder why she put up with the last one for so long.
Then she starts noticing someone behind her. Not often enough to report, and not clearly enough to describe, but often enough that she stops thinking it is coincidence. She is fairly certain she knows who it is, and fairly certain what he intends to do about the fact that she is happy.
Shade Owens writes this one close to Harper, whose read on her own situation is shaped by what she has already survived, and who is trying to decide how much to tell a man who currently thinks she is uncomplicated.
Genres
Characters
Harper (The Monster We Made)Protagonist
A woman rebuilding after an abusive relationship, who begins to believe she is being followed.
Jamie (The Monster We Made)Supporting
Harper's new partner, kind and unaware of what may be closing in around them.
Frequently asked questions
Is this book part of a series?
This title is the first installment in a series and is followed by the sequel titled The Monster I Keep.
Does the story feature multiple perspectives?
The narrative alternates between two distinct viewpoints, identified as Her and Him, which provide insight into the motivations of both the protagonist and the antagonist.