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- Title
- The (Not So) Perfect Neighbor
- Author
- Diehl, Wanda
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798181447127
- Item weight
- 322 grams
Grief brought Amy back home.
What she found waiting might never let her leave.
After her grandmother’s death, Amy returns to the quiet town of Collegeville, seeking solace in the familiar walls of a Victorian house filled with childhood memories. But comfort quickly turns to unease when objects begin to move, lights flicker with eerie precision, and a silver locket appears where she swears she never left it.At first, she blames grief. Then she meets Brian Thomas.
Charming, attentive, and impossibly helpful, Brian seems like the perfect neighbor—until Amy realizes he knows far too much about her home… and about her. As strange disturbances escalate and buried secrets surface—a hidden diary, a locked basement, and a surveillance feed she was never meant to see—Amy uncovers a chilling truth:She was never alone.
And the danger isn’t coming from inside the house.It’s been watching her all along.
The (Not So) Perfect Neighbor is a gripping psychological thriller about obsession, deception, and the terrifying reality that sometimes the person closest to you is the one you should fear the most.
What she found waiting might never let her leave.
After her grandmother’s death, Amy returns to the quiet town of Collegeville, seeking solace in the familiar walls of a Victorian house filled with childhood memories. But comfort quickly turns to unease when objects begin to move, lights flicker with eerie precision, and a silver locket appears where she swears she never left it.At first, she blames grief. Then she meets Brian Thomas.
Charming, attentive, and impossibly helpful, Brian seems like the perfect neighbor—until Amy realizes he knows far too much about her home… and about her. As strange disturbances escalate and buried secrets surface—a hidden diary, a locked basement, and a surveillance feed she was never meant to see—Amy uncovers a chilling truth:She was never alone.
And the danger isn’t coming from inside the house.It’s been watching her all along.
The (Not So) Perfect Neighbor is a gripping psychological thriller about obsession, deception, and the terrifying reality that sometimes the person closest to you is the one you should fear the most.
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