Wade Savage's father had secretly asked the Elite Guardians Agency to keep an eye on Wade, who has a radio show; someone has been stalking him for a bit over a month. Wade did not think much of the stalker until the bodyguard watching him is viciously attacked; she was one of the four women who comprise the Agency. Olivia Edwards, co-owner of Elite Guardians, immediately takes over the case. Things have escalated, and she's not taking any chances, especially since Wade has a twelve- year-old daughter, Amy. Wade is very much intrigued by Olivia in spite of the difficult circumstances, but she remains businesslike but a bit aloof.

I'm not sure if it's because of the (gorgeous!) cover, but I was under the impression that ALWAYS WATCHING was a Young Adult book, but both lead characters are in their early thirties, it doesn't really matter, and it is how I saw Olivia. I really like how the relationship between Wade and Olivia progressed; for once, the heroine remained focused on her job, and did not let her attraction compromise her professional integrity, and although he really wanted to start something, Wade didn't push. The Elite Guardians' four members are gradually introduced, and they are all equally intriguing. I am not overly fond of books where children are featured, but I liked Amy a lot: she behaves exactly as a tween should, and the relationship between her and her father felt entirely genuine.

ALWAYS WATCHING is a very good suspense, the pace is even and relaxed; I found it interesting that, while there is quite a bit of tension, and some passages are downright chilling, it's captivating while remaining pleasant to read. At first, I was pretty sure of the identity of the stalker, but as the threats escalate, the suspect list grows, and I was as confused as the characters as to whom the culprit was. ALWAYS WATCHING is a very entertaining read, and I'm looking forward to the next instalment in the Elite Guardians series; well done, Ms. Eason!