A new thriller from mega-producer Jerry Bruckheimer is leaving Fox and has landed at cable network TNT with a pilot order. The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed reports that the drama project, “Home,” examines the secrets harbored by a suburban family.

“The drama centers on the newly pregnant Rose Altman, an accomplished designer with a successful business and wonderful life with husband, Joe, a highly regarded prison psychologist, and the stepmother to his two sons,” THR reports. “But her image of her perfect family is shattered when she discovers secrets that threaten to destroy the very foundation of her life.”

The project landed at Fox in February of last year when Kevin Reilly, now president of TNT and TBS, was at the broadcast network. The project comes from Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Warner Horizon Television.

“Bruckheimer and his Warner Bros. Television-based JBT topper Jonathan Littman will exec produce alongside Aron Eli Coleite (‘Heroes,’ ‘Crossing Jordan’), who wrote the pilot, and Brad Anderson (‘Fringe’), who will direct,” THR adds.