Boiled Alive in Silence

In the gilded halls of Fisher Island, Lucy Hale was the ultimate "protected princess"—a former child prodigy regressed to the mind of a six-year-old, guarded by a tycoon brother and a brilliant surgeon who sacrificed everything to be her caretakers. It is the perfect picture of unconditional devotion, until the trope of the loyal protector curdles into a nightmare of domestic gaslighting. When a manipulative new caregiver enters the fold, the men who once swore to shield Lucy become her executioners, trading their sister’s life for a stranger’s lies and locking Lucy in a basement sauna to "cool off" while she burns to death. Now, Lucy is a ghost in her own mansion, an invisible witness to the brothers who dote on her murderer while waiting for an apology from a corpse. They think they’re living a romance; Lucy knows she’s watching a tragedy, and from the shadows of the closets she once hid in, she is waiting for the fever to finally break.