Driven A Dark Psychological Thriller (Quiet Pressure Thrillers book 50)

She thought the new neighbor was just strange.

Then he started crossing the line.

Lorraine Callahan has spent her life helping people find homes—places where families can close the door, lock it behind them, and feel safe. But when Warren Pike moves in next door, Lorraine quickly discovers that he has a very different understanding of boundaries.

First, it’s the fence.

Then the dog.

Then the unexplained intrusion onto their property.

Each incident seems small enough to dismiss. Warren is always calm. Always polite. Always ready with an excuse.

But Matthew, Lorraine’s son, sees something more disturbing. Warren isn’t simply being a difficult neighbor. He is testing them.

So Matthew installs cameras. They reinforce the boundaries. They watch Warren’s movements and try to stay one step ahead of him.

But every new defense only gives Warren another line to cross.

Until one night, the danger leaves the yard and comes straight through their back door.

Now Lorraine and Matthew are trapped inside the home that was supposed to protect them, facing a man who has been working his way toward them one boundary at a time.

Because Warren Pike was never interested in their property.

He was interested in how far he could go.

And by the time Lorraine realizes where the final boundary lies, there may be only one way to stop him.

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