When Blake Porter is falsely accused of corporate espionage and fired from his high-powered Manhattan marketing job, his perfect life shatters overnight. Desperate to save their Brooklyn brownstone from foreclosure, he and his fiancée, Krista, make a fateful decision: rent out their guest room.

Enter Whitney Cross—a quiet, polite lodger who seems like the ideal tenant. But soon, subtle horrors begin to poison their home. Pills disappear. Food spoils overnight. Digital files are altered. Blake's once-stable reality fractures under a campaign of psychological terror that leaves him questioning his own mind.

Is Whitney a grieving sister seeking justice for her sister's mysterious death? Or is she something far more dangerous?

The Tenant: Whitney Cross is a chilling psychological thriller that masterfully blends domestic thriller tension with relentless suspense. As Blake uncovers Whitney's dark connection to the very corporation that ruined him, he becomes trapped in a nightmare of deception, false confessions, and escalating dread.

Told through the lens of an increasingly unreliable narrator, this gaslighting thriller explores how easily truth can be weaponized—and how trust, once broken, can destroy even the strongest relationships. With its tenant from hell premise, razor-sharp pacing, and a final twist that redefines everything you thought you knew, this suspense thriller delivers the kind of twist ending that lingers long after the last page.

Perfect for fans of Gone Girl, The Woman in the Window, and The Perfect Tenant, The Tenant: Whitney Cross is a gripping, emotionally charged psychological thriller you won't be able to put down—or forget