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Drowning in debt and desperate to escape her controlling boyfriend, Brie MacKenzie jumps at a summer job at Pine Ridge Homestead.The owners, Grace and Bradley, seem like the perfect couple.They’re not.As wildfires close in and cut off all escape, Brie realizes she has fled one trap to find herself caught up in something far more terrifying.
When her only son leaves for college, Helen Martin thinks her biggest worry is an empty house.Then Dakota moves in next door. What starts as simple acts of kindness spirals into a nightmare of obsession, lies, and deadly secrets that will threaten her marriage — and her life.How far will Helen go to save herself, her home, and her family?
When waitress Olivia meets charming, wealthy Lachlan Gibson, it seems too good to be true.But beneath the surface, something isn't right. As Olivia digs deeper into her husband's past and discovers the terrible secret he has been hiding, she finally understands she may lose everything.Her freedom, her sanity, even her life.
James Devery has fallen in love with his boss's wife, the glamorous Mrs. Eastman. He dreams about her. He writes about her. He wants to be with her forever.But James has a dark secret. A secret that means he can't give Mrs. Eastman up, he absolutely must have her. And he'll do anything—anything at all—to be with her.His single-minded obsession will fuel a spiral of lust and treachery, taking all three to a hell beyond their wildest imaginings.
Matt McGregor is a writer of psychological thrillers. Before becoming a writer, Matt taught English, ran a nonprofit, and worked for tech startups.Now, he mostly spends his time inventing surprising ways to murder his characters, which is totally fine and nothing for you to worry about.When he’s not writing in the third person, he likes to explore the local wilderness, swim in the sea, and play with his exhaustingly energetic young children.