Everyone is watching. No one is seeing.
Georgia. A blistering summer. No parents, a backyard pool, and five friends determined to make the most of their last weeks of freedom.
Every night, sooner or later, their eyes drift to the house across the street. That's where Priya lives. Nineteen, beautiful, always on her stepfather's arm. A hand on his chest. A whisper in his ear. A smile that says far too much.
The friends laugh. They make up theories. They call it obscene.
Only Sasha, a photography student who sees the world through a lens, can't shake the feeling that something is wrong. The long sleeves in August. The days Priya vanishes. The blinds that never open.
But the closer Sasha looks, the less anyone believes her. And the man across the street has noticed she's watching.
A gripping psychological thriller about what we see, what we choose not to see, and the cost of looking away.
