Ask the Neighbors
A college student disappears while investigating a decades-old pattern of missing persons in this chilling psychological thriller by Pearl E. Jenkins.
Detective James Cooper arrives in the small town of Greystone, Pennsylvania, to investigate a missing person case that feels disturbingly familiar.
Twenty-one-year-old journalism student Violet Ashford vanished from her apartment above a Main Street bookstore. Her keys, phone, and wallet were all left behind. But her research-months of interviews and documentation about seven other students who disappeared from the same street over thirty years-is gone.
The shop owners who live and work on Main Street claim they saw nothing. Heard nothing. Know nothing. But Cooper quickly discovers that in Greystone, silence isn't just golden-it's survival. Every business on the street is owned by the same mysterious landlord. Every resident is bound by the same unspoken rules. And every person who asked too many questions has disappeared.
As Cooper digs deeper, he uncovers a network of tunnels beneath the charming storefronts. A room that reeks of bleach and fear. And names scratched into concrete walls by victims who knew they were running out of time.
The shop owners insist they're not murderers-just people trapped by circumstance, forced to look the other way to protect their livelihoods. But someone on Main Street has been killing for three decades. And now that Cooper is asking the right questions, he's become the next target.
To find Violet and uncover the truth, Cooper must do what no one in Greystone has done in thirty years: refuse to stay silent. Even if exposing the town's darkest secret destroys it completely.
Because some neighbors will do anything to keep their secrets buried. And in Greystone, asking the wrong questions can get you killed.
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