The Good Neighbor: a psychological thriller

Hannah Lowe knows how to make herself useful.When she moves into Greenview Towers, the couple across the hall seems almost impossibly happy. Julia Hart is warm, funny, and quick to welcome her. Julia's husband, Evan, is charming, attentive, and far more devoted than Hannah expected.Hannah notices everything.The time Evan leaves for work. The way Julia hides disappointment behind jokes. The arguments that end in apologies. The routines, weaknesses, private habits, and tiny fractures no one else would think twice about.Before long, Hannah is more than the new neighbor. She is Julia's friend. Her confidante. The person who is always there when something goes wrong.But Hannah did not choose Greenview by accident.And kindness is not the same thing as goodness.As small doubts begin working their way into Julia and Evan's marriage, Hannah moves closer, quietly reshaping the lives across the hall while making certain no one sees her hand in it. Then one terrible night changes everything, leaving Julia grieving, vulnerable, and relying on the one person who never seems to leave.Hannah has finally become indispensable.The only question is what happens when Julia begins to realize she may not need her anymore.The Good Neighbor is a psychological thriller about obsession, manipulation, grief, and the terrifying difference between someone who cares for you and someone who needs you to need them.