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You're Not Alone Here: A totally addictive domestic suspense about the perfect deadly escape.
The perfect writer’s retreat. A charming, attentive host. And a secret that will turn her dream vacation into a living nightmare.
Rachel Clarke needs to escape. She’s found the perfect a stunning, isolated rental on the Oregon coast, offering two weeks of blissful solitude to finish her novel. The house is flawless, the host, Elias Shepherd, is incredibly helpful, and the ocean view is breathtaking. But the perfect silence is soon broken by things she can’t explain.
When Rachel discovers a desperate, hidden plea for help from the previous guest, she knows her paranoia isn't just in her head. Every window is an eye, and every move is being watched.
An absolutely gripping and addictive psychological thriller perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Lucy Fokley, and The Guest List . You're Not Alone Here is the chilling first standalone novella in the Deadly Itinerary series. If you love unputdownable suspense, claustrophobic settings, and a cat-and-mouse game where nothing is as it seems, you’ll be hooked.
Rachel Clarke needs to escape. She’s found the perfect a stunning, isolated rental on the Oregon coast, offering two weeks of blissful solitude to finish her novel. The house is flawless, the host, Elias Shepherd, is incredibly helpful, and the ocean view is breathtaking. But the perfect silence is soon broken by things she can’t explain.
When Rachel discovers a desperate, hidden plea for help from the previous guest, she knows her paranoia isn't just in her head. Every window is an eye, and every move is being watched.
An absolutely gripping and addictive psychological thriller perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Lucy Fokley, and The Guest List . You're Not Alone Here is the chilling first standalone novella in the Deadly Itinerary series. If you love unputdownable suspense, claustrophobic settings, and a cat-and-mouse game where nothing is as it seems, you’ll be hooked.
- GenresThriller
92 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 11, 2025
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April 22, 2026
You’re Not Alone is an eerie, thought-provoking thriller.
What makes this story so compelling is how it plays on a very real fear and the vulnerability of being alone in an unfamiliar place.
I found the book both eerie and thought-provoking, especially in the idea of being constantly watched in a rental property. It’s the kind of story that makes you think twice about trusting your surroundings.
A haunting, suspenseful read that keeps you on edge and stays with you even after you’ve finished.
What makes this story so compelling is how it plays on a very real fear and the vulnerability of being alone in an unfamiliar place.
I found the book both eerie and thought-provoking, especially in the idea of being constantly watched in a rental property. It’s the kind of story that makes you think twice about trusting your surroundings.
A haunting, suspenseful read that keeps you on edge and stays with you even after you’ve finished.
January 3, 2026
This book was a super quick read and that was great but it wasn't the best for me. It's like a lot happened and yet nothing happened at all! There wasn't a real ending it just finished with nothing tying it up!
A well written book but not for me!
A well written book but not for me!
August 3, 2026
You're Not Alone Here: Gripping suspense psychological Thriller
Be careful what you ask for you just might get it! Peace and quiet, room to relax, solitude. That's what a writer needs to create, right? The house is a perfect seaside get away quiet and peaceful. At least it starts that way. On the first night the locket that she wears always disappears from around her neck. Then she finds it downstairs in the kitchen where she knows she did not take it off. That day she hears footsteps upstairs and finds a footprint in the dust in her bedroom. Is she just paranoid or loosing touch with reality? She goes into the sleepy little seaside village and the girl working at the market warns her that she is not safe at the house. Can she solve the mystery before she becomes the next victim? Great thriller written by A.M. Sinclair . Please keep writing and entertaining us.
Be careful what you ask for you just might get it! Peace and quiet, room to relax, solitude. That's what a writer needs to create, right? The house is a perfect seaside get away quiet and peaceful. At least it starts that way. On the first night the locket that she wears always disappears from around her neck. Then she finds it downstairs in the kitchen where she knows she did not take it off. That day she hears footsteps upstairs and finds a footprint in the dust in her bedroom. Is she just paranoid or loosing touch with reality? She goes into the sleepy little seaside village and the girl working at the market warns her that she is not safe at the house. Can she solve the mystery before she becomes the next victim? Great thriller written by A.M. Sinclair . Please keep writing and entertaining us.
March 16, 2026
You're Not alone Here - 4.5/5 ⭐ (rounded up to 5)
As a writer myself, I have a deep appreciation for authors who can tell a complete, high-tension story without burying the plot in 300 pages of filler. You’re Not Alone Here is an example of that. I devoured this in under an hour, and it was a very suspenseful read which kept me on my toes the entire time.
The story follows Rachel, an aspiring writer who heads to a vacation rental to find some clarity, only to find herself spiraling into a mental nightmare. The author does a fantastic job building a sense of "domestic dread" from the very first night. Between the missing items, the subtle shadows, and the sound of footsteps, my mind was racing: Is this a haunting? Or is Rachel being hunted?
What I found most impressive was the psychological games. There was a point where I began to wonder if Rachel was a truly unreliable narrator... the author is a master at gaslighting the reader, making you question if the protagonist is actually seeing things or losing her grip on reality.
Even though I started to suspect the twist early on, it didn’t detract from my enjoyment at all. The writing style is smooth and engaging and the "just one more page" pull is so strong that I stayed glued to the screen until the end. Speaking of the ending, it was exceptionally well-executed (no spoilers). It’s funny, because the conclusion actually mirrors a project I’m currently working on almost exactly, which only proves that great minds think alike when it comes to a satisfying twist!
If you’re looking for a quick, suspenseful, and genuinely creepy psychological thriller that respects your time, put this at the top of your list. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye out for more titles from this author.
As a writer myself, I have a deep appreciation for authors who can tell a complete, high-tension story without burying the plot in 300 pages of filler. You’re Not Alone Here is an example of that. I devoured this in under an hour, and it was a very suspenseful read which kept me on my toes the entire time.
The story follows Rachel, an aspiring writer who heads to a vacation rental to find some clarity, only to find herself spiraling into a mental nightmare. The author does a fantastic job building a sense of "domestic dread" from the very first night. Between the missing items, the subtle shadows, and the sound of footsteps, my mind was racing: Is this a haunting? Or is Rachel being hunted?
What I found most impressive was the psychological games. There was a point where I began to wonder if Rachel was a truly unreliable narrator... the author is a master at gaslighting the reader, making you question if the protagonist is actually seeing things or losing her grip on reality.
Even though I started to suspect the twist early on, it didn’t detract from my enjoyment at all. The writing style is smooth and engaging and the "just one more page" pull is so strong that I stayed glued to the screen until the end. Speaking of the ending, it was exceptionally well-executed (no spoilers). It’s funny, because the conclusion actually mirrors a project I’m currently working on almost exactly, which only proves that great minds think alike when it comes to a satisfying twist!
If you’re looking for a quick, suspenseful, and genuinely creepy psychological thriller that respects your time, put this at the top of your list. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye out for more titles from this author.
April 16, 2026
It started off good but then became really predictable. The plot – objects moving, sound of footprints and lights going out was really well written. But as the story moved along, I felt it became obvious what was happening and who was behind it. Lack of characters was the downfall of this book. As I felt more personalities would have elevated the book to a more interesting and edginess reading experience. Also not much was happening as far as the storyline.
December 6, 2025
A.M. Sinclair stories are a quick read but they have a lot in them. This story creeped me out, I don't think I could have stayed in that house, but, I kept turning the pages as it held my attention and kept me wondering how it was going to end. I was not disappointed.
I received a free advance review copy and I am voluntarily leaving my honest review.
I received a free advance review copy and I am voluntarily leaving my honest review.
December 15, 2025
I am grateful to have received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. This was a very fun, quick, short read. It jumps right into the thrill and continues until the last sentence. I was able to read it in one sitting. It is a perfect short read for a rainy day or weekend!
January 2, 2026
Ok. Now I am paranoid! This was creepy from the get go. I wonder if Mark was in cahoots with Elias. Mark was definitely not a nice person. Too many women are put down in small ways until they believe they are worthless or useless. Too many men use that to their advantage. This is a perfectly creepy book. I LOVED IT!
June 18, 2026
Totally ridiculous.
Absolutely unbelievable that an intelligent woman would stay alone in a house with glass walls that become mirrors after dark. Her pocket vanished from her neck while she sleeps and turns up in a different room. She finds disturbing.messages in a guest book, gets a warning from a stranger, knows she is being watched yet puts herself in further danger.
Absolutely unbelievable that an intelligent woman would stay alone in a house with glass walls that become mirrors after dark. Her pocket vanished from her neck while she sleeps and turns up in a different room. She finds disturbing.messages in a guest book, gets a warning from a stranger, knows she is being watched yet puts herself in further danger.
September 5, 2026
This book is full of suspense. I kept a lump in my throat and knots in my stomach, turning the page to see what happens next. The eerie factor is insane. Elias gives off major creepy vibes. This is a short story (less than 100 pages) so it's a quick read. There is a sequel to it, and I can't wait to read it.
April 2, 2026
Short and wtf?
This was a mind blower. Scariest part of the book is that this probably is happening. I would love more details now. Did they find him? Before or after more victims.
This was a mind blower. Scariest part of the book is that this probably is happening. I would love more details now. Did they find him? Before or after more victims.
December 20, 2025
Wow!
This book kept me turning pages one after another til I finished this book! It kept me on the edge! I love psychological thrillers! A great short read!
This book kept me turning pages one after another til I finished this book! It kept me on the edge! I love psychological thrillers! A great short read!
January 12, 2026
Addictive
The story was amazing and addictive from the beginning. I hung on to every page not wanting to put the book down. Great read and riveting from the beginning!
The story was amazing and addictive from the beginning. I hung on to every page not wanting to put the book down. Great read and riveting from the beginning!
June 4, 2026
1.5-2⭐️
short, fun, entertaining.
nothing spectacular.
short, fun, entertaining.
nothing spectacular.
June 15, 2026
Great read
Read this book in one night, couldn’t put it down. Very well written. Looking forward to reading more Sinclair books.
Read this book in one night, couldn’t put it down. Very well written. Looking forward to reading more Sinclair books.
August 29, 2026
This made no sense. Like we, the readers, weren't privy to the back story. It just jumped right in, sped along, but we have no idea why any of this is going on at all
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