THE WIFE HE DESCRIBED

He knows the cup beside her bed. He knows where it is chipped. He knows which way she turns it before she sleeps.
When therapist Evelyn Mercer meets a new client who calmly describes how he might kill his wife, she follows every rule of risk assessment. Then he reveals a detail no stranger should know.
His name is false. His address does not exist. And his story leads back to Naomi Cross, a former client whose death Evelyn helped bury beneath an altered record.
Now photographs are appearing inside Evelyn's home. Recordings are surfacing from missing minutes. Her husband is asking questions he should not know to ask. Each clue points towards a different culprit, while someone carefully rebuilds Evelyn as the woman capable of murder.
To clear her name, she must recover the one account her husband cannot edit. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous it becomes to know who chose silence while Naomi was still alive.
A tense domestic suspense novel about marriage, guilt, manipulation, and the terrible cost of a cleaner story.
Read it now and enter the room where every confession has been rehearsed.