The Neighbors: A Linden Street Thriller
He never threatens. He never touches you. He just moves the chair two inches.
Nora Ellison moved her family to the prettiest cul-de-sac in Charlotte. Six manicured houses, neighbors who wave, a fresh start after everything that happened in Chicago. Then she finds three words scored into the pantry doorframe at the height of her waist, cut into the wood by a fingernail, by the woman who lived here before her. The woman who vanished. DON'T TRUST THEM.
The neighbors are warm. Too warm. The muffins came from a bakery box. The cameras under the eaves face the street, not the road. And the friendly faces on Linden Street were placed here, and a man with a key is still letting himself inside. He does not threaten. He turns the steering wheel fifteen degrees. He sands the carving a little fainter. He wants Nora to know he was in her house, and that she can never prove it.
The Neighbors is a twisty, propulsive psychological thriller built on the question that will keep you awake: how well do you really know the people next door? Nora is hiding how her first husband actually died, and the machine that erased the woman before her has already chosen its next domino. Unreliable narrator, creeping domestic dread, a conspiracy tightening house by house, and a fair-play twist you will not see coming. Short chapters. One unputdownable sitting.
The welcome mat is out. The door is already unlocked. Who is inside your house right now?
Book 1 in the Linden Street Trilogy.
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