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A man everyone feared. A house no one checked on. A truth no one expected. When Erin finds her neighbour dead in the house the street has whispered about for years, she uncovers a quiet tragedy buried under rumour, fear, and a single mistake. A haunting, emotionally resonant novel about love, loneliness, and the stories that grow when no one asks the right questions. The house at Number Six was never empty. The lights stayed on at all hours. The curtains never opened. And the neighbours whispered about the man inside - the man they were too frightened to speak to and too curious to ignore. When Erin finds him dead one winter morning, she is pulled into a story the street has been getting wrong for years. Inside the house are the pieces of a life unravelled by grief: a journal, a hidden letter, a correction that came too late, and the quiet truth of a love misunderstood. As Erin follows the trail he left behind, she discovers the world's most ordinary tragedy: two people trying to protect each other, a single moment of fear that changed everything, and a neighbourhood that mistook heartbreak for something monstrous. This is a novel about: - the silence of grief - the stories communities invent - the gentleness behind closed curtains - how fear can undo a life - and how truth - even late - can soften what's left behind Quiet, devastating, and deeply human, When the House Lights Stayed On is perfect for readers of slow-burn psychological fiction who want emotion without spectacle, mystery without sensationalism, and endings that linger.

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