Dear Debbie

Get ready for a psychological rollercoaster that will make you question every "friendly" neighbor you've ever had! The master of the domestic thriller, Freida McFadden, is back with a story that proves some letters should definitely be returned to sender.

What is the Story?

Dear Debbie follows the life of a woman who thinks she’s finally found her dream home in a quiet, picture-perfect neighborhood. But the peace is shattered when she discovers a series of old letters hidden in her new house—letters addressed to the previous tenant, Debbie.
As she begins to read them, she realizes these aren't just fan mail or friendly updates. They are dark, obsessive, and increasingly threatening. The deeper she digs into Debbie’s past, the more she realizes that Debbie didn't just move away—she may have disappeared.
The most terrifying part? The person writing those letters might still be watching the house. As the line between the past and the present blurs, the new mistress of the house finds herself trapped in a deadly game of cat and mouse where the next letter might be addressed to her.

Why You Need to Read This

* The "Freida" Formula: If you loved The Housemaid, you know what to expect—lightning-fast pacing, short chapters that practically turn themselves, and a "just one more page" addiction.
* Small-Town Secrets: McFadden excels at peeling back the layers of suburban normalcy to reveal the rot underneath. Everyone has a secret, and no one is who they seem.
* The Ultimate Jaw-Dropper: Known for her signature 180-degree plot twists, Freida delivers a climax that will leave you staring at the wall wondering how you missed the clues.

Key Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Author | Freida McFadden |
| Genre | Psychological Thriller / Mystery |
| Format | Available in Paperback, eBook, and Audiobook |
| Vibe | High-tension, claustrophobic, and binge-worthy |
| Major Tropes | Hidden Secrets, Unreliable Neighbors, "Final Girl" Energy |

✉️ Open the mail at your own risk! Dear Debbie is available now for your next late-night binge read. Do you think you could solve the mystery before the final twist? Let us know your theories in the comments.