The Glass House

A Psychological Thriller

De: Nora Ashford

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The house sees everything. And so does he.

When architect Lena Marsh and her husband Tom buy Cliffside — a stunning glass house perched on the Cornish cliffs — it feels like a dream come true. Designed by the brilliant Julian Voss, who tragically fell to his death six months ago, the house is a masterpiece of light, space, and glass. The auction price was suspiciously low. But Lena doesn’t ask questions. She’s too busy falling in love with the views.

Then she finds the cameras. Hidden in the walls, embedded in the mirrors, wired into every room. Julian wasn’t just an architect — he was a watcher. And when Lena discovers a sealed room beneath the foundation, she realizes the house was never designed for living. It was designed for observing. Three families lived here before. All of them fled. None of them will say why.

As Lena unravels the house’s dark history, she begins to suspect that Julian’s death wasn’t a suicide — and that someone is still watching. But the most terrifying discovery isn’t who’s inside the walls. It’s who brought her here.

A gripping, atmospheric thriller about obsession, surveillance, and the terrifying things that hide in plain sight. Perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Lisa Jewell, and The Woman in the Window.

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