Unhinged: Unhinged (adjective): mentally unbalanced; deranged.

Modern times call for modern solutions. Owen Bailey has recently moved to Bleeding Hearts Valley and his good friend CeeCee has decided he needs to put himself out there on a dating app. He makes a connection with Kayleigh and there is a spark. Things seem to be going well until Owen starts to see Kayleigh every time he leaves his house. Is it a coincidence or something more? Secrets rarely stay hidden and no one is safe from being tangled in the past.

The book alternates between several points of view with many chapters replaying a scene from a different character’s perspective. The change of focus reframes the scene and you start to question more and more what’s going on. I loved the way a scene took a complete turn just by looking at it from another angle. It’s a style that I have not seen much before, but I really enjoyed it.

I enjoyed this book and found it a perfect addition to my Danielle Fear collection. As usual, the writing is sharp and the twists are mind blowing. I would expect nothing less!

Damn. This book was fire! Unhinged by Danielle Fear is a wild, spiraling mind game told from multiple electrifying POVs, each one more unreliable than the last.

Danielle’s writing is razor-sharp—tense, immersive, and unnervingly intimate. She doesn’t just tell a story; she pulls you into the fractured psyches of her characters and dares you to look away. Every scene is laced with creeping dread, every chapter a ticking time bomb of suspense.

What begins as a dating app match morphs into a dark descent filled with paranoia, obsession, and the raw reality of mental health. The lines between truth and delusion blur fast—and just when you think you’ve caught your breath, it hits you with another twist so slick it leaves you stunned.

Unsettling in the best way, this isn’t just a thriller—it’s a psychological trap you won’t escape until the final page. And even then, you’ll be questioning everything.

Unhinged is a dark and gripping psychological thriller. Kayleigh and Owen’s story is unsettling, emotional, and full of tension—blurring the line between love, obsession, and paranoia. Danielle Fear masterfully draws you into the characters’ fragile minds, making you experience their fear, doubt, and desperation. Twisty, haunting, and impossible to put down—this is a must-read for anyone who loves psychological suspense!