The Neighbors We Want

Praise for The Neighbors We Want:
“[About the] monsters lurking beneath the suburban surface. Not even Mister Rogers would want these neighbors.” 
—Kirkus Reviews

“[A] wicked, twisty tale . . . Fans of soapy, neighborhood novels will enjoy this one.”
—Red Carpet Crash

“A knotty, deceptive mystery, told in sparkling prose. This compelling tale of parenthood and family is a visceral exploration of the cumulative indignities we face in adulthood, laced with deft social commentary. You won’t want to miss it!”  
—E.G. Scott, international bestselling author of The Rule of Three

“Intricately constructed and brimming with twists, The Neighbors We Want is a page-turner with which Lane makes a name for himself in the canon of domestic thrillers. This is a story of what tears us apart and the dark lengths one couple will go to in order to find their way back to each other.”
—Madeline Stevens, author of Devotion

“Lane pens an intriguing take on the domestic thriller with his new novel The Neighbors We Want. Told in alternating, distinct voices, the mystery is propelled forward with perfect pacing, compelling characters and witty, smart dialogue. I loved the addition of the stay-at-home dad, and the marital and postpartum issues were done with care and authenticity. I was fully immersed in this story and found it hard to put it down.”
—Amber Garza, author of In a Quiet Town

“How did Tim Lane somehow manage to make a dark, delicious, twisty thriller out of strands as disparate as postpartum misery, early parenthood, marital tension, neighbor drama, and performative Portland politics?  The Neighbors We Want is both a tense, compelling mystery and an astute, unflinching, realistic look at the dark side of domestic bliss—a true pageturner unlike any other I can remember.”
—Lydia Kiesling, author of The Golden State and Mobility

“Rear Window with the social insights of Tom Perrotta, The Neighbors We Want is the kind of novel you’ll read twice: once for thrills and again for all the details you missed because you were turning pages so fast. Tim Lane is one of our most skillful storytellers.” 
—James Tate Hill, author of Blind Man’s Bluff