The Plumber: Not All Strangers Break In. Some Are Invited.
Daniel Vale was the kind of plumber people trusted.
Quiet. Reliable. Ordinary.
For nearly thirty years, customers opened their front doors and allowed him into the most private rooms of their homes.
Then Daniel is found murdered.
At first, Detective Sarah Mercer sees what looks like a robbery gone wrong. But expensive tools have been left untouched, computer equipment has been searched, and something about the crime scene feels deliberately unfinished.
Then the police find the cameras.
Hidden cameras.
Dozens of them.
Daniel had been secretly recording his customers inside their own homes-capturing private conversations, affairs, secrets, and moments never meant for anyone else to see.
Suddenly, Sarah has no shortage of suspects.
A furious mother.
A cheating wife.
A wealthy businessman being blackmailed.
A lawyer hiding a dangerous conversation.
A doctor who claims he never knew Daniel.
Every one of them has something to hide.
Every one of them could have wanted the plumber dead.
But when Sarah discovers that Daniel's main archive is missing, the investigation changes completely.
Someone entered his house before the police arrived.
Someone took the recordings.
And Daniel may not have been choosing his victims himself.
The deeper Sarah digs, the more disturbing the pattern becomes. His customers were connected long before Daniel entered their homes. Someone had been paying him to watch specific people.
Then Sarah finds a name buried inside his encrypted records.
Anna Mercer.
Her younger sister.
Dead for five years.
What began as the murder of a voyeur becomes something far more personal-a trail of surveillance, blackmail, buried evidence, and secrets leading back to the night Sarah thought she understood better than any other.
And the person guiding her toward the truth may be the person she should fear most.
THE PLUMBER is a dark psychological crime thriller about privacy, obsession, betrayal, and the terrifying secrets people carry behind closed doors.
Because the most dangerous person in your house may be the one you invited inside.
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