All world-class neurosurgeon Jake Brown remembers from that night is running away from the marina. The following morning, his wife is found dead in the Mississippi River.

Months later, when Jake is released from jail, a confession from his guilt-ridden son will make him suspect he wrongly took the blame for his wife’s death. But what could be good news turns into an agonizing dilemma.

Can Jake pursue the truth without revealing the dark secret that made him plead guilty to a crime he’s not sure he committed?

We usually assume people tell us the truth. But maybe we shouldn’t. Because one single lie is enough to destroy our life…

"Fast-paced and full of mind-boggling twists, this thriller will have readers glued to the page until its shocking conclusion." Sherri L., Proofreader, Red Adept Editing

"Questions surrounding his wife's death landed neurosurgeon Jake Brown in jail because he was drunk and doesn't remember what happened. Now he's out and trying to put his life back together, but his head is spinning with theories about what really occurred the night Elise died. Complicating matters, Jake is paranoid that a witness to a crime he committed decades ago is stalking him and threatening to spill his secret. As he tries to unravel the mystery, Jake can't be sure what's true and what's not, and neither can the reader. With a frenetic tone as unsettled as Jake's thoughts, this taut psychological thriller will keep you guessing until the end." Kim H., Copyeditor, Red Adept Editing

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