Zoey has lived in Smithfield for years. At least, that’s what everyone keeps telling her.
She has a husband she loves, a daughter she would do anything for, and a comfortable life in a quiet desert town where everyone knows everyone else.
She should be happy.
So why does everything feel wrong?
People she doesn’t know feel familiar. Strangers appear in her dreams before she meets them. Familiar places aren’t quite the way she remembers them. Small inconsistencies surface and disappear, while everyone around her carries on as though nothing has changed.
The more Zoey pays attention, the harder those moments become to ignore. And soon, fragments of something else begin pushing their way to the surface—a life beyond Smithfield that doesn’t fit with the one she knows.
So she starts looking for answers.
But in Smithfield, questions have consequences.
The deeper Zoey digs, the less she trusts her memories, the people she loves, or even her own sense of reality. And when the truth finally begins to take shape, she is forced to confront a terrifying possibility:
Maybe she didn’t come to Smithfield.
Maybe Smithfield was built for her.
Smithfield is a psychological horror thriller about what happens when the life you love begins to feel like a trap.
