Moiz Nadeem is a debut author drawn to stories about ordinary people pushed to extraordinary breaking points. His writing explores grief, desperation, and the quiet, often invisible pressures that shape difficult decisions themes at the heart of his first novel, The House That Went Silent, a psychological thriller about a young caregiver whose life unravels after his grandfather's death. He is currently working on his next project.
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The House That Went Silent
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- ISBN8235596207
- EAN9798235596207
- Date de parution15/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Ryan Bennett has spent three years disappearing into someone else's needs - feeding, bathing, and enduring the cruelty of the grandfather who raised him. No money. No way out. No one coming to help. Every door he knocks on closes in his face. Every care facility wants money he doesn't have. Every night ends the same way: alone in a house that has stopped feeling like his own, listening to a voice that never runs out of new ways to remind him he's worthless.
Then, one quiet October morning, his grandfather is gone. And for the first time in years, the house on Delmore Street is silent. But silence, it turns out, has a price. An elderly neighbor who can't stop replaying what she heard that night. A coil of wire that shouldn't exist. A young man who has never been good at lying and is about to be tested like never before. As two women on his street quietly begin asking the questions no one else will, Ryan must decide how far he'll go to protect the only peace he's ever known even if it means burying the truth as deep as he buried everything else.
The House That Went Silent is a haunting, slow-burn psychological thriller about grief, desperation, and what happens when an ordinary person is pushed past every limit they thought they had. Told with quiet, devastating precision, it asks the question every reader will carry long after the final page: how much cruelty can a person endure before they become capable of anything?For fans of character-driven domestic suspense where the real horror isn't a stranger in the dark, but the people we thought we knew.
Then, one quiet October morning, his grandfather is gone. And for the first time in years, the house on Delmore Street is silent. But silence, it turns out, has a price. An elderly neighbor who can't stop replaying what she heard that night. A coil of wire that shouldn't exist. A young man who has never been good at lying and is about to be tested like never before. As two women on his street quietly begin asking the questions no one else will, Ryan must decide how far he'll go to protect the only peace he's ever known even if it means burying the truth as deep as he buried everything else.
The House That Went Silent is a haunting, slow-burn psychological thriller about grief, desperation, and what happens when an ordinary person is pushed past every limit they thought they had. Told with quiet, devastating precision, it asks the question every reader will carry long after the final page: how much cruelty can a person endure before they become capable of anything?For fans of character-driven domestic suspense where the real horror isn't a stranger in the dark, but the people we thought we knew.