The Good Neighbour

By: Alison James

Narrated by: Melanie Crawley, David Monteath

A totally gripping and addictive psychological thriller with a heart-pounding twist

Will her new home turn into a nightmare?

As I stare out the window of my beautiful apartment, I hope that I’ve made the right decision to move back to the city that holds so many memories. I’ve chosen my home on the top-floor and in a quiet area because feeling safe and secure is important to me.

But on my first day, I’m involved in a heart-stopping accident on the leafy-green street. A stranger comes to my rescue – if it wasn’t for his actions, I wouldn’t be alive. I’m shaken but grateful, so I invite him in.

And that’s the moment that everything changes. I shouldn’t have trusted him. I should have kept myself to myself, like I planned to do.

Because the truth is, I might look like the perfect new neighbour but if anyone finds out my secret it could destroy me…

A completely gripping psychological thriller that will keep you hooked. Perfect for fans of Behind Closed Doors, My Lovely Wife and The Perfect Couple.

©2025 Alison James (P)2025 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Slow and B-O-R-I-N-G!

This "totally gripping and addictive psychological thriller" was painfully slow..

Yes, "The GOOD Neighbor" was not GOOD.

I kept waiting for this "GOOD" book with the very GOOD book cover to get better, but it never did.

The narration by Melanie Crawley and David Monteath was adequate but not very GOOD.

DNF at Chapter 22.

Not a GOOD use of my time.

Life is too short to listen to mediocre books.