The New Neighbour

By: Valerie Keogh

Narrated by: Rose Robinson

BRAND NEW FROM THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE WIVES AND THE NURSE! Don't miss this new psychological thriller from Valerie Keogh. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden and Lisa Jewell!

A quiet street holds deadly secrets...

Chloe Tomson wants a quiet life. A new home, a new street, and no more drama - she's had more than her share. But the moment she steps in to help her elderly neighbour during a violent altercation, the peace she craves begins to crumble.

The street seems friendly at first. Until the questions start. Who exactly is Chloe? Why did she move here? And what really happened in the house she lives in before she arrived?

As some neighbours become friends and others become enemies, it isn't always certain which is which. Because Chloe isn't the only neighbour keeping secrets… - and someone knows the truth about her past. Someone who wants her gone.

But as whispers turn to threats and neighbours turn into enemies, Chloe realises she's been here before. And last time, not everyone made it out alive...

©2026 Valerie Keogh (P)2026 Boldwood Books

Not riveting

If u love this author like I do, u don’t mind reading all of her work, but this book was pretty obvious of what was going on and there were no moments that were particularly thrilling. Still love her tho!

Keogh and Robinson strike again!

“The New Neighbour" is a champion in suspense, with Valerie Keogh's twisty storytelling and Rose Robinson's smooth as velvet-voiced narration – those two are like a match made in thriller heaven and I’ve added them to my compilation. This is bizarre, unique, intricate, twisty, gripping and emotional – my kind of perfection. The street seems friendly at first, that is, until the questions begin. Who is Chloe? Why did she move here? And what really happened in the house she lives in before she arrived? Her desperate bid for peace unravels in a tangled web of secrets, lies and deadly connections. One wrong move, and the quiet street turns toxic. Keogh’s writing is sharp, the plot's twisty and the characters are complexellent – I was hooked from the first. This is a book one would be wise in which to pay close attention, lest overlooking a vital detail. I’ve accumulated quite a vast collection of these books – and I’ve learned my lessons. “The New Neighbour” is a definite must-listen for fans of Keogh and Robinson, chilling mysteries with a strong female lead and slow-burning tension. Now, get ready for a shocking finale I never saw coming. WHAM-BAM, WTH, MA’AM? More, I want more.

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