You Let Me In (Standalone Psychological Thrillers)

When Gemma's marriage begins to deteriorate, she and her husband agree to counselling as a final attempt to save it. Their therapist proposes an unconventional approach: observing them in their home environment. What initially seems like a reasonable suggestion becomes unsettling when the therapist begins spending time in Gemma's kitchen, developing rapport with her husband, and inserting herself into their domestic life. As the therapist becomes increasingly integrated into their household, Gemma finds herself in an impossible position. Objecting to the therapist's presence risks damaging her marriage further, while remaining silent means surrendering control of her own life and home. Trapped between these two outcomes, Gemma must navigate an escalating situation with no clear path forward.