Some stories stay with you long after the final page lingering in your thoughts and sending a chill down your spine. We Used to Live Here is one of those unsettling reads, filled with quiet dread, creeping unease, and moments that make you question what is safe and what is not.

Charlie and Eve are a young couple thrilled by the unbelievable deal they’ve found on an old, isolated house tucked deep in the mountains. At first, it feels like the fresh start they’ve been hoping for. The quiet surroundings, the sense of escape, and the charm of the house all seem perfect. But perfection doesn’t last. When unexpected visitors arrive and unsettling details begin to surface, the atmosphere shifts, and the house starts to feel less like a home and more like a trap.

We Used to Live Here builds tension slowly and relentlessly, turning ordinary moments into sources of fear. With every chapter, the sense of danger grows stronger, pulling readers deeper into a story where trust is fragile and the past refuses to stay buried. Every decision feels heavy, and every silence carries meaning.

Dark, haunting, and impossible to forget, We Used to Live Here is a gripping psychological thriller that will keep you on edge, questioning every door you open and every stranger you let inside. It’s the kind of book you’ll want to read with all the lights on and still feel uneasy when they go out.