The Resident
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Every year, three million single women in America move into an apartment for the first time. Few of them change the locks . . .
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Juliet Devereau can't believe her luck: after weeks of looking for a place to live, she's found a beautiful, spacious apartment overlooking Brooklyn Bridge. It almost seems to good to be true. It is. Over the weeks, Juliet is haunted by a chilling sense of being watched. Strange sounds wake her in the night, the mirror in the bathroom trembles, and doors she thought were shut are open. Then the silhouette of a man standing in her living room makes her realize that she's not alone in there. But what's haunting her is far more terrifying than a malevolent spirit; it's alive, strong, and obsessed. Suddenly Juliet is caught up in a deadly game of cat and mouse, and there's no guarantee that she'll come out alive.
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