The House Never Lies: A Psychological Thriller

At 3:12 a.m. the front door opened. While everyone was asleep.

Eight months after his wife's fatal fall, Daniel Vos is barely holding on. Then the insurance company sends him the smart-home data from that night. One line doesn't add up: the front door opened at 3:12. While he was asleep. While Marit lay at the bottom of the stairs.

The police reopen the case, and Daniel is the first suspect. To clear his name he digs into the data, and into his wife's life. Every layer he peels back uncovers another lie: Marit was not who she said she was. And someone in that tidy, familiar neighborhood knew it long before he did.

The house recorded everything: every door, every step, every second. But whoever can erase the logs can also wait, and has been watching far longer than Daniel thinks.