The motto for this story is keep your Venetian blinds closed and just mind your business. As a young writer, Ms. Zima didn't follow the rule and gets tangled up with the guy next door. Before long, she sure can't annoy this guy from next door. She should have been singing the old song: "How Can I ignore the GUY next door?

Of course, this is in 2016 so before long the two are in the sack and our guy becomes aggressive and the relationship rapidly falls apart with the necessary pitfalls.

Zima is not for this part. Yes, when she is doing her writing and the affair gives her inspiration, her performance is good. Her romantic liaisons with the suave guy are ridiculous. She is way out of her league and may need the nanny to guide her through.

Nora, the writer, was very confused. She wanted to live out the fictional world in real time. Lucas, a photographer, was the unfortunate victim in the case. He was completely misused. He was like a helpless puppy looking for someone to love. Nora doesn't really communicate well and simply uses and discards her neighbor, Lucas and his feelings. This movie, in my opinion, is very weak in its plot.

A writer starts a relationship with a neighbour she has been spying on. Madeline Zima from the Nanny is all grown up and while she is sweet she is not sexy enough for this type of romantic obsession movie. Can't buy the guy being so into her. She's a bit out of his league.

Don't think Lifetime should do this kind of movie.