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On a Quiet Street

by Seraphina Nova Glass

2022•EN
About the book

In the exclusive Brighton Hills neighborhood, three women navigate secrets hidden behind manicured lawns. Cora suspects her husband is cheating and begins a surveillance campaign to catch him. Her friend Paige remains consumed by the unsolved hit-and-run death of her son, tracking every neighbor she suspects of the crime. Meanwhile, Georgia, a young mother, retreats from the community due to her husband’s increasingly restrictive and abusive behavior. Their lives converge when suspicions regarding local men escalate into a coordinated effort to uncover the truth about local disappearances and domestic betrayals.

Readers of domestic suspense and neighborhood-based mysteries choose this title for its focus on female alliances and the subversion of suburban stability. Those interested in stories about gaslighting and the private reality of toxic marriages will find a detailed depiction of psychological survival. The narrative provides a resolution where marginalized voices reclaim agency against predatory figures. One finishes the book with a perspective on how private trauma can bridge social gaps, leading to collective action against institutional and personal manipulation.

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Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

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Published
2022
Language
EN

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