CRAWFORD'S SECRET A gripping psychological thriller that exposes what lies behind the perfect family home - and how silence can become the most dangerous weapon. Helen Crawford has everything - an admired husband, a bright daughter, a house in a quiet suburb. From the outside, their life is flawless. But inside, silence grows heavier each day. A perfume that isn't hers clings to Daniel's shirt. A phone is placed face down a moment too quickly. A glance between father and daughter lingers too long. Helen tells herself she's imagining it. Yet the doubts multiply, feeding a storm she can't contain. Is Daniel hiding a secret? Or is her mind distorting every detail, every word, every silence? As nights stretch into endless vigils and the walls of her house become a prison, Helen begins to collect her own evidence - small objects, gestures, whispers. Proof, or madness. The closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous it becomes. Because sometimes, the greatest threat is not outside the home. It's seated across from you at the dinner table. With an elegant, atmospheric style and relentless pacing, Crawford's Secret grips from the first page and refuses to let go. Perfect for readers of psychological thrillers and domestic noir, it's a story where trust fractures, reality bends, and nothing is ever as it seems. Some secrets don't stay buried. They wait - behind closed doors.