All your stuff was once hers.
A dark psychological thriller that was sold to more than 30 countries around the world before it was published, and was written by a successful writer who goes by the pseudonym J. P. Delaney.
EMMA is trying to recover from a traumatic mugging and is looking for a place to start a new life with her fiancé. However, none of the apartments she visits are affordable - or she feels unsafe. Until he visits that house on Folgate Street. It is an architectural masterpiece - a minimalist design of light stone and glass with airy, open spaces.
But the house also has its rules. The mysterious architect, who designed it for his family, has a number of regulations and restrictions for tenants - they must not have, for example. No books, decorative pillows or other decorative items, not even photographs. Because this space is supposed to change its tenants - and it will.
JANE has experienced a personal tragedy and she too needs a fresh start. When she discovers the house on Folgate Street, she is immediately smitten - as is its slightly aloof but attractive creator. Soon after moving in, however, Jane learns of the mysterious untimely death of the previous tenant - a woman who resembled Jane in both appearance and age. The more Jane tries to distinguish the truth from the lies in the story, the more she is forced to obey the same rules, make the same decisions, associate with the same people, and experience the same terror as the previous one...
This is a reissue - 2nd edition of this dark psychological thriller. The first edition is no longer available.
