From the Publisher
Sharp as a stiletto! White captures the cut-throat world of entertainment TV where the latest star should trust no one if she’s to build her show...or save her very life.” — Lisa Gardner, New York Times bestselling author
With pop culture references and attention to fashion detail, White keeps the story both timely and engaging. It’s her devious mind, however, that puts the thrill in this thriller. — Publishers Weekly
“Top-tier psychological suspense with thrills aplenty, more than enough mystery to keep you turning the pages late into the night, and a sharp protagonist you won’t soon forget. I highly recommend it.” — James Grippando, New York Times bestselling author
“Former Cosmo editor White, seems to thrive in an atmosphere of glitz, as she produces increasing levels of suspense and danger in what is her most compelling and snappiest stand-alone yet.” — Booklist
“A deliciously dishy treat.” — Readers Digest on Eyes On You
“This thriller set in the New York media world, from the former editor of Cosmopolitan, features a TV host who must figure out why someone is stalking and undermining her in increasingly dangerous ways.” — Los Angeles Times
“Set in the glamorous world of television, Kate White’s Eyes On You wraps you in suspense and keeps you pinned to the page. I couldn’t put it down.” — Lisa Scottoline, New York Times bestselling author
“This is a must have summer read and an enjoyable who-dun-it.” — People
“This is a must have summer read and an enjoyable who-dun-it.” — Seattle Post-Intelligencer
“A hot summer reads to pack for the beach. Kate White keeps up the pace by adding a little more suspense and a little more danger from beginning to end.” — USA Today
EYES ON YOU, the newest novel from Kate White is a suspense novel that keeps you hooked until the very last page.” — Women's Health
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
This is a must have summer read and an enjoyable who-dun-it.
Readers Digest on Eyes On You
A deliciously dishy treat.
Booklist
Former Cosmo editor White, seems to thrive in an atmosphere of glitz, as she produces increasing levels of suspense and danger in what is her most compelling and snappiest stand-alone yet.
|Los Angeles Times
This thriller set in the New York media world, from the former editor of Cosmopolitan, features a TV host who must figure out why someone is stalking and undermining her in increasingly dangerous ways.
USA Today
A hot summer reads to pack for the beach. Kate White keeps up the pace by adding a little more suspense and a little more danger from beginning to end.
Lisa Scottoline
Set in the glamorous world of television, Kate White’s Eyes On You wraps you in suspense and keeps you pinned to the page. I couldn’t put it down.
James Grippando
Top-tier psychological suspense with thrills aplenty, more than enough mystery to keep you turning the pages late into the night, and a sharp protagonist you won’t soon forget. I highly recommend it.
Lisa Gardner
Sharp as a stiletto! White captures the cut-throat world of entertainment TV where the latest star should trust no one if she’s to build her show...or save her very life.
People
This is a must have summer read and an enjoyable who-dun-it.
Women's Health
EYES ON YOU, the newest novel from Kate White is a suspense novel that keeps you hooked until the very last page.
USA Today
A hot summer reads to pack for the beach. Kate White keeps up the pace by adding a little more suspense and a little more danger from beginning to end.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
This is a must have summer read and an enjoyable who-dun-it.
Los Angeles Times
This thriller set in the New York media world, from the former editor of Cosmopolitan, features a TV host who must figure out why someone is stalking and undermining her in increasingly dangerous ways.
Booklist
Former Cosmo editor White, seems to thrive in an atmosphere of glitz, as she produces increasing levels of suspense and danger in what is her most compelling and snappiest stand-alone yet.
James GrippandoN.Y. Times bestselling author
Top-tier psychological suspense with thrills aplenty, more than enough mystery to keep you turning the pages late into the night, and a sharp protagonist you won’t soon forget. I highly recommend it.
James GrippandoN.Y. Times bestselling authorJames Grippando
Top-tier psychological suspense with thrills aplenty, more than enough mystery to keep you turning the pages late into the night, and a sharp protagonist you won’t soon forget. I highly recommend it.
Nylon Magazine
Cleverly woven with comic dialogue and sexy dates, the narrative mixes the spookiness of Twin Peaks with the scandal of Gossip Girl, plus a dash of Ian McEwan-esque drama. . . . A page-turner.
South Florida Sun Sentinel
A superior mix of romantic suspense and pure mystery while avoiding clichés. . . . An academic mystery, a women’s novel and an insular village mystery with the private school standing in for a small town.
Kirkus Reviews
2014-04-17
When a book-launch party turns ugly, B-list celebrity Robin Trainer has to find out who's targeting her in this latest from former Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief White.Robin is all aglow: A friend has thrown a fabulous launch party for her new book, and she's the center of attention. Along with a sure-fire best-seller, Robin can lay claim to a reinvigorated career as host of a tabloid-TV show and a fresh start after the dissolution of her marriage. Only thing is, someone keeps spoiling her day by putting nasty notes in her handbag, tearing the covers of her books, leaving battered Barbie dolls on her desk, putting annoying chemicals in her foundation and leaving a drugged brownie for her to ingest. Robin is just annoyed at first, but as the assailant's moves escalate, she finds herself weeding through her friends, suitors and work associates to try to figure out who's doing this to her before something worse—even deadly—happens. White tries hard to make readers care about the gorgeous, alluring and brilliantly successful Robin, but it's rough going. The cast is full of stock characters: publicists; an agent; a careless intern; a drop-dead handsome co-star who wants to be more than that to Robin; and an evil stepmother who made Robin's childhood miserable. None of them ever develops into more than a cardboard cutout; and White—who seems obsessed with clichés—peppers her prose with insider talk that, rather than providing atmosphere and a touch of reality, only serves to make the story less relatable and a little too glib.Readers who like their reading "lite" may enjoy this glimpse into the world of cable TV, but thriller fans won't find anything compelling in these cookie-cutter characters and dull, by-the-numbers plot.
