Watching Grace

He has been in her walls for five years.
He has been in her life for ten.

Grace Miller's husband is dead. Her house is a crime scene. And the men who killed him want something she does not know she has.

Roman Archer built the security system in her home. He knows which stair she avoids, how she takes her coffee, and the exact sound she makes when she cries. He has forty-eight cameras and a decade of patience.

On the night the doors come off her house, he takes her somewhere nobody will ever find her.

Then he tells her the truth about all of it. That is the worst part.

Sealed in a house on a cliff with a man who has arranged every room around her, Grace has twenty-three days to learn what her husband really built, who is coming for it, and what she is willing to become in order to survive it.

He is not sorry. He is not redeemed. He is not letting her go.

A dark, closed-door romance of surveillance, obsession, and a woman who stops asking to be let out.

Perfect for readers who love:

• An obsessive stalker hero who never apologises
• Captivity and forced proximity
• Dual point of view, Grace and Roman
• A morally black hero and no redemption arc
• Slow-burn tension and a dark happy ending

Heat level: Closed door. Intimate scenes are present but not explicit.

Content warnings: stalking, surveillance, captivity, coercive control, on-page violence and death, torture, grief, and an ending in which the heroine chooses to stay.

Second edition. Includes new chapters from Roman's point of view.