Finders, Keepers (2020)

Verity's crowded, untidy home looks like an opportunity for her confident new neighbours to offer help. Durrant makes the boundary between kindness and interference increasingly unstable, while allowing the apparently eccentric woman a watchful perspective of her own. The slow accumulation of small impositions is the reason to read it. A good choice for suspicion close to home, where judging someone by how their house looks may be convenient and dangerously incomplete.