You Did Nothing Wrong

Elodie is a single mother whose life has turned into a fairy tale. She has met Bren, who is devoted to her and strikingly handsome, and he has moved her and her autistic son, Jude, into the crumbling family house he is renovating.

She now has a new husband, a new home and a baby on the way. On the surface, everything is perfect.

Then Jude says he can hear voices in the walls. He tells her the renovations are "hurting" the house, and Elodie finds she cannot brush the claim aside. Something in the house feels wrong.

The book mixes domestic suspense with haunted house horror, and it is written for adults. The walls seem to close in as the story goes on, and the mood is unsettling and tense.

The book turns on whether the trouble lies in the house or in her son. Beside it sits a second open matter: Elodie is hiding something.