Twenty-two years ago, Kate Cranbrook's eye-witness testimony sent a man to prison for rape and murder. She was lying.
Kate Cranbrook’s eye-witness testimony sent the wrong man to prison for rape and murder. More than twenty years later, a DNA profile exonerates him. Kate now says that in the darkness and confusion, she must have mistaken her attacker’s identity. She is lying.
Kate would like nothing better than to turn her back on the past, but this becomes increasingly difficult, as she struggles to escape the isolation and depression she has lived with for two decades. When another body turns up on her doorstep, she resorts to desperate measures to free herself once and for all from a secret that has been ruining her life.
The book is complete at 93,000 words. It won first place in the 2012 Houston Writer's Guild Genre Contest (Best Mystery). Contact me if you are interested in a full-MS swap. The beautiful cover art is by McRae by Nature.