Don't Kill the Neighbor: A psychological thriller novel of suburban obsession, voyeurism, and deadly lies

The perfect street. The perfect lawn. The perfect place to bury a body.

Mark doesn't go outside anymore. Safe behind his high-powered telescope and smart-home security array, he watches the world from his living room window. His favorite subject is Julian Vance the neighborhood's golden-boy politician who smiles for the cameras by day and keeps his blinds tightly shut by night.

During the worst storm of the summer, the blinds stay open just an inch too wide. Mark watches Julian drag a heavy, human-sized roll of carpet across his pristine lawn and heave it into his trunk.

Mark calls the police, but Julian is too powerful, too clean, and too quick. The investigation is dropped before it begins. But Julian knows someone was watching. Now, Mark's smart-home fortress is turning against him. The lights flicker on their own. The security cameras spin to face his bedroom. A voice whispers threats through his monitors.

If you love a cat-and-mouse game, this psychological thriller novel delivers relentless tension. It is a razor-sharp psychological thriller novel about suburban voyeurism where the walls are made of glass. This psychological thriller will make you look at your own neighbors differently.

Fans of Rear Window and The Woman in the Window will love this book because it features:

A claustrophobic, agoraphobic main character.

High-tech cyber-stalking and psychological warfare.