The Bed I Made

You Can Run from the Past… But It Never Truly Lets Go

The Bed I Made by Lucie Whitehouse is a haunting and beautifully written psychological thriller about obsession, secrets, and the struggle for freedom. When Kate flees London for the remote Isle of Wight, she’s desperate to escape a dangerous relationship and find peace in solitude. But the stormy sea outside her window reflects the turmoil she carries within.

As she adjusts to her new life, Kate is drawn into the mystery of a local man who has vanished without a trace. The deeper she becomes involved, the more she realises the parallels to her own past—especially as strange events begin to suggest that someone may have followed her to the island.

Love, Fear, and the Shadows That Linger

With a gripping narrative and richly atmospheric setting, The Bed I Made explores the fine line between love and control, freedom and fear. Lucie Whitehouse weaves a tense, emotionally charged story of a woman learning to reclaim her strength while confronting the ghosts she thought she’d left behind.

Perfect for fans of domestic suspense and psychological drama, this novel is a compelling reminder that some choices come with consequences—and some beds must be made before they can be unmade.