I received a copy of this book as part of a good reads giveaway. 
 Actual Rating 3.5 
 So there is plenty to enjoy about this book. This story is completely crazy and will definitely give you the creeps. As this story unravels and it pieces together the parts of the characters involved in the murder of Audrey will have your mind spinning. 
 Despite his eerie past, I really liked Corbin and he may have been my favorite character in this entire book. Corbin is the neighbor of the murdered Audrey and his connection to her is closer than is originally believed. The chapters from his perspective are the most interesting in this book. I liked getting to know Corbin and finding out about his past and how it leads to the murder of the present. I wanted things to end well for him. I also liked the perspective of Alan. He is a resident of the complex that the murder takes place. While he definitely has some issues, I liked that he was open and friendly to Kate. I have to say I really liked the way Peter Swanson wrote this book. How at vital moments when you couldn't wait to know what would happen next or the fate of a character it jumped to another characters perspective and shows how their actions lead to moment held in suspense. I'm not a person who likes murder mysteries and thrillers I can appreciate the story and the characters. 
 The one thing I did not like that much about this book was Kate's character. She is the cousin of Corbin and swaps apartments with him. Upon her arrival to the US and getting to Corbins place, she finds out his neighbor was murdered. Kate pretty much becomes obsessed with the murder and immediately suspects Corbin and does a lot of snooping. I get the way Kate is due to her own past and trauma, but I found reading from her perspective to be very annoying. I just genuinely didn't like her. 
 I think Her Every Fear was an interesting book that I enjoyed in the end.