The story revolves around Arthur, a young architect in San Francisco, who discovers a woman named Lauren living in his closet. To his astonishment, Lauren is actually in a coma in a nearby hospital, and her spirit has somehow found its way to his apartment. As Arthur grapples with the surreal situation, he and Lauren form a deep bond, embarking on a journey to uncover the mystery behind her condition and find a way to reunite her spirit with her body. Their connection transcends the boundaries of reality, exploring themes of love, hope, and the extraordinary possibilities that life can offer.

"Fault Lines" is a novel that delves into the complex layers of family history and the impact of past traumas on the present. The narrative unfolds through the eyes of four different children from successive generations of the same family, each chapter moving back in time to reveal the secrets and challenges faced by their ancestors. The story explores themes of identity, memory, and the inherited nature of suffering, as the protagonists grapple with the legacies of war, displacement, and personal tragedy that ripple through their lineage. The novel's unique structure and poignant storytelling invite readers to reflect on how the fault lines of history can shape individual lives and relationships across generations.

The novel is a psychological thriller that follows a retired police detective suffering from acrophobia, who is hired to follow a friend's wife, believed to be possessed by a spirit. As he becomes increasingly obsessed with her, he is drawn into a complex web of deceit, identity, and manipulation. The story explores themes of obsession, guilt, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion, culminating in a haunting and tragic conclusion that leaves the protagonist grappling with the consequences of his actions and the depths of his own psyche.