He only wants to help. That's what he always says.
In the isolated town of Fallowfield, everyone knows Charlie Nix. He's the handyman who fixes your porch, your sink, your leaky basement. He never overcharges. He never gossips. He leaves a key under the mat and calls it a small favor.
Greta Voss trusts him. He's been in her house for months, changing locks, offering advice. But when a white pebble from the lake appears on her kitchen table-the same lake where her niece Cora vanished ten years ago-Greta begins to wonder: is Charlie helping her, or hunting her? Mae Lin sees the photograph first. A snapshot of her and Cora, left in a mailbox with a message: You saw. You said nothing. Mae knows what she saw that night. She's kept the secret for a decade.
Darcy Finn, a podcaster chasing cold cases, arrives in Fallowfield asking questions Charlie doesn't want answered. She digs into his past-and uncovers a trail of stolen money, frightened women, and a man who's been running from his real name for thirty years. Three women. One predator. And a lake that refuses to give up its dead.
Don't Let Him In is a pulse-pounding thriller about trust, fear, and the small favors that cost everything.
He's already inside your house. Don't let him inside your head.
Read it tonight. Lock your doors. And remember: small favors are never free.
