James Patterson and Howard Roughan bring readers and listeners an eerie, unforgettable mystery.
Listeners of Hachette's audio version follow the haunting lilt of Ilyana Kadushin's voice as she brings young
Kristin Burns to life. Kristin is a budding photographer in NYC. She's making ends meet with a side job as a
nanny. The couple she works for is very rich. Michael, the husband, woos her into an affair. The wife, whom Kristin
has dubbed "the Pencil," is stereotypical raised rich, living rich, all-about-me rich. It's difficult to like
her, but even more so with Michael, an intelligent man born with the gift of manipulation.
This strange mystery begins when Kristin wakes screaming from a nightmare to face an angry neighbor. This mere
brush with reality does nothing to stop the music only she can continues to hear or the vision of the four dead
bodies in her nightmare. Later, on her way to work, Kristin witnesses the nightmare first hand. The scene follows
her throughout the week, and worse, it's topped off with unexpected visitors, morbid pictures and strange
occurrences. Where is it all coming from? Is she losing her mind?
You've Been Warned will keep you spellbound. Kadushin's haunting voice is spot on, and the echoing
numbers set the skin-crawling tone for each chapter. It's all pretty creepy... Armchair sleuths will appreciate
the subtle red herrings -I know I did. Remember your headphones; you don't want to ruin the storyline for
someone else.