Three new neighbors, two missing women, and one grad student who can't mind her own business.---

Socially apathetic but intensely curious anthropology grad student Jack Bardot spends a lot of time observing others. More specifically, the lives of her neighbors through her window. The horseshoe layout of the Edison, a beautiful, university-owned apartment building, gives Jack the perfect vantage point. She's a semi-professional people-watcher... what else is she going to do?

As the deadline to finalize her research question draws near, Jack avoids real life to fixate on the two new sets of neighbors who arrived at the start of summer. But maybe it's not pure procrastination, because the interaction between the married couple in 2D and the flirty summer subletter in 2E is providing all the inspiration she needs.

But when someone goes missing, Jack starts to wonder what her neighbors are really up to. Especially once she learns that a suspicious death from twenty years ago and a second missing person are both connected to her new neighbor.

Now, Jack's predilection for people-watching has put her in danger.

Can she figure out what's going on before it's too late?