Some people collect stamps.Some collect vinyl.Some collect people.Six ordinary strangers. Six almost-moments that should never have mattered.One list. One year.Tick-tock.When Elias Rowe finds a white envelope on his windshield with six names-his own sitting third-he thinks it's a sick joke.Until the first name dies.Then the second.Then the cameras start watching them sleep.No ransom.No motive.Only the quiet, patient certainty that someone, somewhere, has decided these six almost-strangers form a perfect set. And the collector wants the set complete.Dead or alive doesn't seem to matter.As the survivors break every rule to stay alive, they discover the horrifying truth: The person hunting them has been inside the room the entire time. A dark, gripping psychological thriller about grief, guilt, and the terrifying places kindness can lead.No romance. No gore. Just one relentless question that will haunt you long after the final page: If you found out you were never the victim... how far would you go to forget you were the monster?"Left me staring at the wall at 3 a.m. I will never trust my own memories again.""Like The Chain meets Black Mirror-if Black Mirror only wanted to break your heart.""The twist isn't coming. It's been here the whole time."Perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Freida McFadden, and readers who love being emotionally destroyed in under 400 pages.One-click now. The list is already watching.