THE GHOSTWRITER’S REVENGE
She wrote the book. He took the name. Twelve and a half years later, June Calloway — a quiet library assistant from Wrenfield — walked down the balcony stairs at…
Read moreTHE FLORIST’S PRESSED ROSE
Prologue Miriam Hart kept the rose behind the cutting bench, where the light never touched it directly. The frame was plain oak, the glass a little cloudy at the corners,…
Read moreTHE FERRYMAN’S MANIFEST
Prologue Gideon Marsh kept the manifest in a tin box under his bed, and for a long time that was enough. The box also held a logbook with a swollen…
Read moreTHE FACE THEY DIDN’T BURY
A rebirth-revenge family drama: a murdered wife wakes in a stranger’s body — and walks back into her own home as the new nanny — to take her daughter home…
Read moreTHE EMBALMER’S AUTOPSY
PROLOGUE The dead don't lie. That was the first thing they taught Ada Mercer in medical school, and the last thing she believed by the time she was thirty-five years…
Read moreThe Dressmaker’s Muslin
Prologue January 2001 The muslin hung on the form like a ghost of the bride it was waiting to become. Elena Marchetti stood back, pins held between her lips the…
Read moreTHE DOORMAN’S GUEST LOG
Prologue The guest log was a black leather book with brass corner protectors, and it had sat on the brass lectern in the Meridian Towers lobby for longer than I…
Read moreTHE DINER QUEEN
They called her the Queen of the Knife — until her own protégé photographed her 214-page recipe ledger over three nights, published it as his own, and sued her into…
Read moreTHE DAY SHE LIVED TWICE
A time-travel family drama of second chances — and the ledger that bills every life you save. PROLOGUE October 23rd, 2026. Ten years to the day. Claire Bennett stood at…
Read moreTHE COAT CHECK’S CLAIM TICKET
PROLOGUE The coat-check room at the Grand Aurelia smelled of cedar and other people's perfume, and at eleven forty on a Friday night it was the quietest place in the…
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