VBT# The Neighbour - Gemma Rogers

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The Neighbour


Review: The Neighbour - Gemma Rogers - January 2023

Shelley and her daughter Lauren have finally moved away from her mother's cottage after a crazy last couple of years. They are hoping that this small community will be their new fresh start as for the past couple of years Shelley was the caretaker for her mother who had dementia. The thing though is that she gets off with her next-door neighbour on the wrong foot as it turns out she isn't exactly warm to her dog Teddy and soon crazy things start happening to cause both PTSD reactions for Shelley and especially her daughter Lauren. When cleaning out the attic, Shelley's friend Josh finds a box of belongings from the previous tenant. Why would she leave this here? To return them, Shelley starts digging and soon finds out that the previous tenant Danielle is missing and it looks like someone is trying to be clever to cover it up and make it look like she went travelling. This perfect neighbourhood isn't quite perfect as strange things are happening behind closed doors, from next-door neighbour Valerie who has dementia herself, and her son Remy - who likes it rough and then Dennis who is a pervy old man and if Shelley isn't careful and keeps digging around trying to get to the bottom of what happened to Danielle, she might just end up like her and her daughter be raised without a mother. Can Shelley and Lauren escape the close-knit community of Beech Close alive or will they be forever living in the neighbourhood from hell, having to watch their every move as they discover they can't trust anyone if they want to survive.


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