Don't Turn Around

Don't Turn Around is a gripping psychological thriller that plays with perception, paranoia, and the fragility of the human mind.

Hector knows something is wrong the moment he steps into his apartment. The air is heavier, the silence unnatural. Then come the whispers-soft, chilling, and impossibly close. At first, he convinces himself it's just exhaustion. But as the nights go on, the feeling of being watched intensifies. Objects seem to move, shadows stretch where they shouldn't, and the mirror in his bedroom... doesn't always reflect what it should.

Maybe it has something to do with Elias, his eccentric neighbor on the third floor, always scribbling strange symbols in his notebooks. Or Saskia, his overly curious coworker who seems to know more about him than she should. Or perhaps Msr Rell, the former owner of the building, who roams the hallways like a ghost, whispering warnings he should have listened to sooner.

Then there's Noam, his childhood friend whom he hasn't seen in years-until he suddenly calls in the middle of the night, telling him to run. And Ilaria, the mysterious woman he met at a café, who claims to have gone through the same thing... before her reflection replaced her.

When his own mirror starts showing a version of himself that isn't quite right, Hector is forced to question everything-his home, his mind, and even his own identity. Because if what he's seeing is real... then he's not alone. And worse, something wants to take his place.

A chilling journey into the unknown, Don't Turn Around will keep readers hooked until the very last page.