The Window Cleaner

A High-Rise Psychological Thriller

Windows don’t lie. Mirrors do.

High-rise window cleaner Evan snaps a photo of a late-night argument in a penthouse. By morning, the husband is dead. The footage shows a third person in the room. Except the window wasn’t the mirror.

Widow Mara wants the truth and her home back. Instead, her walls hum, her TV wakes itself, and a hidden seam in the living room breathes cold air. The HOA president pushes a “quick fix.” A smooth consultant sells “views.” Detective Malik keeps finding cameras where glass should be. Every glossy surface in the building is a silent witness, and someone knows how to turn any room on with a coin and a smile.

To stop the next “accident,” Evan, Mara, and Malik have to move fast: kill the mirrors, close the doors, and outsmart a crew that opens spaces that shouldn’t open. Each choice has a cost. Each chapter ends on the edge. And every reflection is a trap.

The Window Cleaner is a punchy, high-accessibility psychological thriller: clean prose, short chapters, twisty reveals, and relentless momentum. Ordinary people, extreme pressure, zero filler.

You’ll read “just one more” until the lights go out.

Perfect for fans of fast, cinematic suspense, domestic noir, and tech-tinged thrillers.