In his gripping debut novel The Perfect Home, Daniel Kenitz crafts a suspenseful tale that peels back the glossy veneer of reality TV fame to reveal something far more sinister underneath. The story follows Dawn and Wyatt Decker, hosts of a successful home renovation show, as their picture-perfect life unravels when Dawn discovers her husband’s disturbing plans involving their infant twins. What begins as a seemingly typical story of reality TV personalities dealing with fertility issues transforms into a nail-biting thriller when Dawn uncovers evidence that Wyatt plans to manufacture a tragedy involving their children to boost their celebrity status. The novel’s dual perspective structure allows readers to witness both Dawn’s desperate fight to protect her children and Wyatt’s calculated manipulation of public perception. Writing Style and Structure Kenitz demonstrates remarkable skill in managing multiple timelines and perspectives while maintaining tension throughout. The narrative alternates between Dawn’s present-day flight with the twins and Wyatt’s perspective, which reveals his deteriorating mental state and growing obsession with fame. Key strengths of the writing include: Sharp, natural dialogue …