Sadie's new neighbor is beautiful, successful, an excellent mother, and possibly a serial killer. Honestly, the last part might be the easiest to forgive.
Sadie is jealous.
Why wouldn't she be?
Her own life is falling apart while Ann appears to have been assembled by a committee tasked with making other women feel inadequate.
The house.
The children.
The over-the-top dinner parties.
The effortless ambition.
Ann is the kind of woman everyone loves to hate.
So naturally, Sadie decides to befriend her.
It works.
Better than expected.
Up close, Ann is patient. Generous. Surprisingly easy to like.
There is also the small matter of the people who keep turning up dead.
Sadie knows how ridiculous that sounds.
She also knows what she's seen.
The sensible thing would be to put some distance between herself and her fascinating new friend.
Unfortunately, Ann has something Sadie wants.
And once you start getting what you want, principles have a funny way of becoming negotiable.
After four, Sadie quit counting. What's the point if you know it isn't going to stop?
HER is a wicked domestic psychological thriller about female friendship, jealousy, ambition, and the uncomfortable discovery that your perfect neighbor may be perfect at something else entirely.