Lead me home- CS Savage- 5*
OMG! Prepare for the ride!!  Clancy is an overworked Psychiatrist working in the
community. Her daughter Rowan  has a rather wayward boyfriend and of course
won’t be told anything by her mother and although she is aware of him being
abusive she doesn’t want to be on her own.  A stalker is on the prowl. Who is
he watching and why? Clancy is worried about a couple of her patients, one is
hearing voices and another thinks they are being watched.Is it real or is it her
illness? This book grabs you from the start. I took to Clancy early on and felt
for her being pulled in every direction. CS Savage’s background shows in this
well researched book. Rather dark at times, rather sinister and eerily chilling.
Occasional chapters give the perpetrators perspective which leaves you a little
cold to say the least.If you love psychological thrillers that keep you on a thread
then this could be the read to do it. I was left holding my breath…..
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CS Savage is a psychiatrist, and a life long fan of mystery/suspense and crime
 fiction.She works and lives in South London with her family and two dogs, but spends
 as much time as she can in her Lake District retreat.She followed her life long ambition

 to write two years ago, and is an alumni of the Faber academy.Lead Me Home is her
 debut novel, and she is currently working on the sequel.
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His perfect woman will be his forever.



As an overworked NHS psychiatrist, Dr Clancy Mclean 
is used to dealing with mental illness.  But she is
 stressed –  trying to balance her career and the
 needs of her only child, Rowan.  And she has her 
work cut out trying to keep her patients well. She 
knows two of them are psychotic, and becoming 
overwhelmed by their voices. If they act on them 
it could prove disastrous.Rowan is troubled. Her
 boyfriend is abusive but she doesn’t want to end 
the relationship – she’s too scared of being lonely.
 Can she find someone else to keep her company?

And, as if Clancy doesn’t have enough to worry about,
 another of her patients is paranoid
 and convinced she is being stalked. Is it just a 
symptom of her mental illness?

Because there is a stalker on the prowl and he is 
getting closer to his victim with each passing day.

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