A woman takes responsibility for her husband's murder but cannot explain how it happened.
Jenny Blackhurst's premise separates the apparent certainty of a confession from the uncertainty of memory and motive. Choose this for psychological suspense that makes trust difficult to assign. The question is not simply whether a statement is true, but what would make someone offer it without a coherent story behind it.
WHO IS IT FOR?
For readers who enjoy investigations, uncertain loyalties and secrets with consequences.
