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The prodigiously talented author of *A Class Worthy of Killing* delights us with a gripping tale of young suburban painter Hen, whose history of mental instability leads her to murder her new neighbor.
After years of grueling attempts to manage her bipolar disorder, Hen has finally settled on the right medication. She finds some peace and tranquility.
But when she meets the couple next door, Hen’s composure is shattered by a familiar sight in the husband’s study. It looks exactly like something connected to a murder years ago—one of the few pieces of evidence in a disturbing, unsolved case. Hen recognizes it immediately; her long-standing obsession with that unsolved case has consumed her for years—an obsession she no longer speaks of, yet can’t seem to let go of.
Could her neighbor, Matthew, be a murderer? Or could this be the start of another psychotic episode like the one she had in college, when she became consumed by guilt over a friend and ended up hurting someone else?
The more Hain watched Matthew, the more she suspected he was planning something truly terrifying. But no one would believe her. Then one night, when Hain stood face to face with Matthew in the darkness, she realized he knew she was watching him, that she was indeed stalking him. And so began the terrifying nightmare that she might not even have a chance to escape.
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