The House Without Clocks

A Psychological Thriller

Her husband stops calling.
She stops answering.
She can't remember why it matters anymore.

Ivy Montgomery is a successful marketing consultant with a thriving career and family. When she joins a small spiritual wellness community led by Sienna Vale, she's seeking meaning—connection to something deeper than her conventional life.

Within weeks, isolation becomes intimacy. Surrender becomes strength. The boundaries between self-care and self-erasure blur into nothing.

And the small voice telling her something's wrong? She's learning not to listen to it.

What if the person changing you genuinely believes they're saving you?

A chillingly realistic psychological thriller where manipulation is so subtle you won't see it coming. Watch Ivy's thoughts shift, rationalize, disappear in real time.

This isn't jumpy scares—it's visceral slow-burn dread, the creeping wrongness that haunts you. Morally complex with no clear villains, just trust exploited and good intentions twisted into harm.

Readers compare it to Educated and The Girls for good reason. This one stays with you.

FOR FANS OF:

Educated by Tara Westover, The Girls by Emma Cline, My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh

Trust is a weapon when you don't see it coming.

For readers who crave psychological depth, unreliable narrators, and stories that make you question your own judgment.

Start reading now. See if you'd recognize the warning signs.