The Apartment in Paris (The Houses Between) by Clara Harlow

She arrived in Paris looking for somewhere to relax. A place to disappear quietly. A place where nobody knew her name. The apartment was meant to be temporary. A hidden corner above the city. Dusty floorboards. Narrow hallways. Wallpaper that seemed older than the building itself. At first, the unease is easy to dismiss. Footsteps in empty rooms. Objects appearing where she never left them. The growing feeling that the apartment is slowly learning her routines. Then the changes begin. Time loses shape. Memories begin shifting without warning. And the boundary between the apartment and the woman living inside it starts to dissolve. Read more