Reminiscent of Du Maurier's Rebecca . . . Intriguing, compelling and shocking, Perry pulls you into a web of deceit that will enthralled and entertain you. I loved it. 
Slick, engrossing, twisted and addictive. Domestic crime drama at its best. Highly recommended
Praise for Karen Perry (-)
Like Gone Girl . . . it's the most gripping thing I've read for ages (Evening Standard)
A brilliant binge-read thriller with a real roller coaster of an ending (Heat)
Original and impressively contemporary with an excellent final twist (Daily Mail)
Builds to an incredibly tense finale before delivering an amazing final twist (Sunday Mirror)
Stunning (Simon Mayo Radio 2 Book Club)
Truly remarkable . . . Grips your heart from the first pages and simply never lets go (Jeffery Deaver)
If you're a fan of menacing psychological thrillers that chill to the bone, this book is for you (Sunday Independent)
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Leah is in love. It should be the happiest summer of her life, but she can't help feeling lonely with Jake's attention divided between her, his ex-wife and his young son. As insomnia sets in, the walls of their new basement flat feel as if they're closing in around her.
Until she meets her upstairs neighbour, Anton, who has recently moved back in after a long absence from the street. He's a sympathetic ear when Jake can't be, and even though others on the street seem strangely hostile towards him, Leah soon comes to rely on Anton and their secret conversations in the night.
Leah has no idea that nineteen years before, Anton was convicted of killing his wife. A wife who looked a little bit like Leah. He has always said he didn't do it.
Is Leah his redemption? Or is she befriending a killer intent on luring her closer and closer?

Praise for Karen Perry:
'Like Gone Girl . . . it's the most gripping thing I've read for ages' Evening Standard
'An incredibly tense finale, an amazing final twist' Sunday Mirror
'If you're a fan of menacing psychological thrillers that chill you to the bone, this book is for you' Sunday Independent