In the quiet suburbs, everyone has something to hide…

Seth Verman returns home as an exonerated killer. Once condemned for a brutal double murder, now cleared and hailed as a symbol of justice overturned. With friendly smiles and backyard barbecues, the neighborhood cautiously welcomes Seth back into its fold. Yet behind picket-fence hospitality, whispers about the past grow louder. Is the handsome man next door truly innocent, or is a monster lurking behind his affable facade?

Aden Weaver is a disgraced writer clinging to the truth like a lifeline. Once celebrated for his sharp pen and fearless opinions, Aden saw his career crash and burn in the court of public opinion. Now, he’s obsessed with the one story everyone else wants to forget – Seth’s. Sifting through old case files and town gossip, Aden is determined to peel away the lies. He knows better than anyone how easily society crowns new heroes and buries its secrets. The deeper Aden digs, the more his fixation borders on mania, and the line between seeking justice and personal vengeance blurs into darkness.

As sleepless nights bleed into tense days, a slow, sinister unraveling of the truth begins. Long-buried evidence surfaces, marriages fray, and polite exteriors crack to reveal raw ambition and guilt. In this idyll of manicured lawns and PTA meetings, Aden and Seth engage in a deadly psychological chess match. Neighbors take sides, moral ambiguity reigns, and it becomes impossible to tell victim from villain. With each revelation, the stakes climb higher – and someone’s personal demons are about to come roaring into the light.

Fans of Gillian Flynn’s twisted domestic suspense and Bret Easton Ellis’s biting social commentary will be riveted by Personal Demons. This gripping psychological thriller lays bare the rotten core of suburbia, where secrets, lies, and the hunger for redemption collide in a finale as shocking as it is inevitable.