The Perfect Neighbor

A Gripping Domestic Psychological Thriller

By: Serena Sinclair

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She looks exactly like me. Same face, same scar, same life. And now she's stealing everything that's mine.

When Madisyn Holmes moves in across the street, I can't shake the feeling that this isn't coincidence. She copies my garden design, my home décor, even my professional strategies. It's like watching someone erase me in real time.

My husband thinks I'm paranoid. My neighbors think I'm losing it. But I know what I'm seeing.

I start gathering evidence—photos, notes, proof of her systematic theft. Because someone has to stop her before she takes everything.

The question is: how far will I go to protect what's mine? And when the truth finally comes out, will I be the victim... or the monster?

A twisted psychological thriller that will have you questioning everything you think you know.

Systematic

The story was not good, and the word systematic, or a form of it, was he so many times I thought I might scream.

Repetitive words. Waste of time.

So repetitive with the word choices. Terrible story. Waste of time. I’m glad this one was free.

Could have been 20 minutes

The word “systematically” is now burned into my brain from being used in every other sentence. The repetition in this book is insane- it’s like one of those clickbait stories on social media that just go around and around.

Repetitive

I had to check multiple times if i hit the back button cos the lines kept repeating

Systematic

The word systematic is overused to the point of distraction. It really takes away from the story.