The Last Visit: An addictive psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping family secret (Last House Thrillers)

“The family requested you personally,” Denise says. “Triple pay. One overnight shift.”

I should say no. My rent is late, my bank account is nearly empty, and rich families do not pay that much unless something is wrong.

By ten o’clock, I am inside the Harlowe mansion, hired to keep a dying millionaire comfortable through the night. His children say he is confused. The doctor says he needs to be watched. But Victor Harlowe is perfectly clear when he grips my wrist, presses a key into my hand, and whispers a warning.

There is a woman hidden in the house.

By morning, Victor is dead.

The chart has changed. The assignment has disappeared. The family insists I was never there. And every door in the mansion seems to be protecting the same secret.

But they don’t know what Victor gave me.

They don’t know what I heard behind the walls.

And they definitely don’t know who I really am.

The Last Visit is an addictive psychological thriller about a broke hospice aide, a dying multimillionaire, a locked room, and a powerful family willing to erase the truth. Perfect for fans of domestic suspense, inheritance secrets, hidden identities, rich-family scandals, and page-turning twists.