Questions About Watching You (Joseph O'Loughlin, #7)

by Michael Robotham (Goodreads Author)

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Hi All. I note that this book is number 7 in a series. Is this a series where the stories follow on from each other i.e. I need to start with number 1? Or can I just pick and choose a few of them that appeal to me? Thanks.

Stephen Ormsby I read this one with no knowledge of it being a series, and still enjoyed it.

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Is it just me or does anyone else feel like Joe O'Loughlin is such a wuss as a man/husband/father and Julianne completely annoying?:

Jon Maybe I can see your point, but he is not a "wuss" - Joe O'Loughlin is just not your typical "hero" or "crime novel protagonist". He is a slightly tim…moreMaybe I can see your point, but he is not a "wuss" - Joe O'Loughlin is just not your typical "hero" or "crime novel protagonist". He is a slightly timid man at times. He is under a lot of pressure to solve the case (often there is a time element) + he has a terrible decease, Parkinson's and (*SPOILER ALERT*) he is seperated from his wife for a long time, with plans of divorce. (less)

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Graham “Smell the Ink” He learnt a lot in the army regarding IT and once he left he developed a Company that sold website domain addresses to large Companies and made a fort…moreHe learnt a lot in the army regarding IT and once he left he developed a Company that sold website domain addresses to large Companies and made a fortune. He was a specialist in gathering market information and data about people and their needs hence the correlation between his skills and “watching you” theme of the book.(less)

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Does any one know what age you have to be to read the book?

Jon I guess it wouldn't hurt that you're about 20 years old. There's some slightly disturbing content, but apart from that, I'd just mention that the prot…moreI guess it wouldn't hurt that you're about 20 years old. There's some slightly disturbing content, but apart from that, I'd just mention that the protagonist is a middleaged man who has Parkinson's decease + is an expert psychologist solving crimes that are a bit out of the ordinary. There's a whole series about Joe O'Loughlin.
I was about 30 when I read it and I loved it. Has a real surprise at the end.
Go for it.
Take care
Jon(less)

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Hi to all, i have a question, which book does Joe O'Loughin lose his wife ? Regards, Victor V. Borgeest.

Sandra Well, that is a spoiler question!

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