Title: The Woman Inside My Home
Author: D.L. Fisher
Format: eBook
Length: pages
Rating: 4 stars
Publication Date: October 15, 2026
A MESSAGE POPS UP ON MY HUSBAND’S PHONE. I READ IT, OF COURSE — WHO WOULDN’T?
I’m thirty in two weeks. I can’t wait to find out what my husband has got me.
So when his phone lights up while he’s in the bathroom, I sneak a peek. What I read takes my breath away.
Congratulations on your new home! You’ll find the key under the welcome mat.
He’s bought us our dream home. A log cabin in the mountains, by a private lake.
I have to see it! So the moment Ethan leaves for his work trip, I get in the car and drive. He’s not back until tomorrow evening. He won’t suspect a thing.
But when I pull up on the gravel driveway deep in the Poconos, Ethan’s truck is there.
And so is another woman . . .
The Woman in My Home by D.L. Fisher was a fast-paced, twisty psychological thriller that had me questioning almost everyone. Elena thinks Ethan has secretly bought them a dream home for her upcoming 30th birthday, so she heads to the secluded cabin in the Poconos to get a sneak peek. Instead, she finds Ethan there with another woman, Summer, and what starts as a suspicious husband and possible affair quickly turns into something much more complicated.
I really enjoyed the way the story shifted between Elena and Summer’s perspectives. Just when I thought I understood what was happening, another piece of the puzzle would come along and make me question everything again. Elena’s growing paranoia and Summer’s own suspicions created a lot of tension, while Ethan was the kind of character who made me want to yell at the page. The gaslighting, manipulation, secrets, and constantly changing perspectives kept me invested, and I especially liked how the pieces eventually came together.
There were definitely moments where I had to suspend my disbelief, and some of the twists felt a little over-the-top, but this was still such an entertaining and bingeable thriller. The isolated cabin setting added an extra layer of uneasiness, and the ending had a few reveals I didn’t see coming. Overall, a solid four-star read!
I received a complimentary e-copy through Thriller Book Lovers: The Pulse.
