Twenty years ago, Jen’s sister disappeared. Now, she’s looking for
answers.
Jen Silver has moved to a new neighborhood in affluent, suburban
Pennsylvania with her partner, Dan, and her daughter. It’s a picture-
perfect neighborhood where the residents hang out on each other’s patios
drinking margaritas on warm summer nights. They eagerly welcome Jen
and her family.
But Jen isn’t who they think she is.
Dan doesn’t know the truth either.
Jen has spent her life trying to find out what happened to her sister. She’s
chosen this community for a reason — because Dan has his own
connection to the neighborhood and a past he thought was long-buried.
As Jen pieces together the events of twenty years ago, someone is
determined to keep the facts from coming to light. But secrets always
come out and sometimes, the worst truths lie close to home . . .
Kate Braithwaite is the author of four historical novels based on true but
overlooked events. “Charlatan” tells the story of Madame de Montespan
and the Affair of the Poisons in 17th Century Paris. “The Plot” features
Titus Oates’ Popish Plot, a scandal that earns him a place as one of
Britain’s top 10 villains. “The Puzzle of Nellie Bly” explores the exploits of
a ground-breaking female journalist going undercover in a 19th Century
New York lunatic asylum. “The Scandalous Life of Nancy Randolph” reveals
a shocking rupture between two very different sisters in late 18th century
Virginia.
Originally from Scotland, Kate studied English at Leeds University and has
subsequently lived in Canada and the US. She is the author of Sis-Stories,
a Substack publication all about sisters in history and fiction, and an editor
for the Historical Novel Society. Kate and her family live in Chester County,
Pennsylvania.
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Book Links
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/228125367-the-
people-next-door
Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/peoplenextdoor-zbt
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