Her every fear

Named a Best Book of 2017 by NPR, this electrifying psychological thriller weaves a tale of voyeurism, betrayal, manipulation, and murder. Kate Priddy, a young woman plagued by anxiety and panic attacks after a traumatic kidnapping, agrees to swap apartments with her distant cousin Corbin Dell in Boston, hoping for a fresh start. However, upon arriving at Corbin’s grand Beacon Hill apartment, she discovers that his neighbor, Audrey Marshall, has been murdered. As the police question her about Corbin, Kate's unease grows, especially after meeting Alan Cherney, a handsome tenant who claims to know nothing about Audrey despite witnessing Corbin's suspicious comings and goings. Things take a darker turn when a distraught man, claiming to be Audrey's ex-boyfriend, accuses Corbin of the murder. While Corbin insists on his innocence, Kate uncovers disturbing objects hidden in the apartment and realizes he may not be where he claims. Torn between her attraction to Alan and her growing suspicions about Corbin, Kate struggles with her own emotional instability and the shadows of her past. As her fears manifest into a chilling reality, she must confront the truth about those around her. With multiple perspectives, this novel delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche, showcasing the author's masterful plotting and insight into suspense.