Walls of Glass

Some monsters don't hide under the bed. They live right across the hall.Maeve thought the rundown, 500-square-foot apartment would be a sanctuary. A place to disappear. But in a building this old, the walls are paper-thin. You can hear every footstep. Every whisper. Every breath.And Silas is always listening.He knows her routines. He knows her secrets. Through a hidden hole behind the drywall, the silent, hostile man next door has become the obsessive architect of her isolation. He isn't just watching her; he is consuming her.When Maeve finally discovers the truth about what lies on the other side of the glass, she should run. She should lock her deadbolt and call for help.But the darkest part of Maeve doesn't want to escape. It wants to be caught.Author's Note: Walls of Glass is an intense, claustrophobic psychological dark romance. It explores morally gray themes of extreme voyeurism, stalker behavior, toxic forced proximity, and psychological manipulation. There is no privacy in this apartment, and there are no safe words. Intended for mature readers.