Adam has been struggling to make ends meet and cope with the trauma of his past. Living with his father, mother, and sister in a lower-middle class neighborhood, Adam's hatred for his cousin and uncle, the ones who have caused him so much pain, intensifies when they decide to move away. But when a new tenant, Howard, moves in, Adam is met with a conflict he never expected. As Howard interacts with Adam's sister, Kathy, and her mother, Helen, he finds himself becoming more and more attached to them. Little do they know of the feelings Howard is concealing and the danger it will bring to the family.

In "New Address," readers are taken on a thrilling journey as they explore the dark depths of family trauma and secrets. If you enjoyed the heart-pounding suspense of "Gone Girl" or the exploration of family dynamics in "Where the Crawdads Sing," you'll love this gripping novel.