A fast-paced psychological thriller with a shocking twist, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, John Marrs, and Lucinda Berry.
A single picture exposes a truth deadly enough to kill for.
Disgraced photojournalist Shari Catalano built her new life on a lie. There’s a reason she can’t trust her instincts or her friends.
Because someone close to her found what she keeps sealed in a hidden room, and they’re using it to torment her.
When her neighbor vanishes and the evidence points to Shari, finding her stalker becomes a matter of life or… life in prison.
From behind her vintage camera lens, she watches the quiet suburban street that suddenly feels staged, every resident a suspect.
Then a stranger turns up in her picturesque town of Doomwood Falls, so she snaps a picture and develops the film. What she discovers in her darkroom chills her to the bone.
Exposing it could be deadly. Because Shari has a secret too, one that explains why she never allows her own picture to be taken, and why she refuses to speak her husband’s name.
Now someone is watching Shari. They discovered what she’s done. And they’ll kill to keep her silent.
She’s taken one photograph too many.
