At sixty-nine, Sheila Wilcoxson Skaggs has lived through heartbreak, illness, and loss. But nothing prepared her for the terror that would come from beneath her own home. After her long-time partner, Tom, disappears, strange things begin happening in her new house - noises in the night, whispers through the floor, the faint smell of smoke, and the constant sensation of being watched. Soon, Sheila becomes convinced Tom has returned - not at her door, but under her house. No one believes her. Not her son, not the police, not her neighbours. Alone and frightened, she documents every sound, every sighting, every moment of torment. Her detailed accounts blur the line between truth and delusion, creating a disturbing portrait of obsession, betrayal, and psychological decay. Why Me? is both a chilling psychological narrative and an unflinching look at the loneliness of being disbelieved. Whether the horrors Sheila experiences are real or imagined, her pain is undeniable - and her story impossible to forget. For readers who love true-crime memoirs, psychological thrillers, and domestic suspense, this book delivers the tension of Misery, the introspection of Girl, Interrupted, and the quiet dread of The Yellow Wallpaper.