The year of 1992 was quite an eventful one for Abby: first is the death of her beloved younger brother Tom; followed by meeting her husband Nate at a crash site. Years later, just as Abby and Nate have settled quietly into suburbs with a teenage daughter, another family moves in; a man, woman, and a teenage son. The man, however, happens to be Abby's true love: Liam. As the neighbors begin to interact with one another, and attraction between Liam and Abby becomes rekindled, secrets, old and new are uncovered and the story quickly hurls towards an explosive conclusion.

Very often when it comes to domestic suspense, the threat is often of the past in the form of a person, or else the threat is the person and what they dare to hold over another character in terms of life and death. In THE NEIGHBORS by Hannah Mary McKinnon, the threat comes more from memories and the power they hold over Abby, Nate and Liam, as well as what secrets will come out. In other words, there are no literal life and death secrets.

THE NEIGHBORS