Access

Your plumber knows your alarm code, your schedule, and your kids' names. Mike knows what to dowith them.Mike is the plumber everyone trusts. He remembers birthdays. He charges fair. He fixes what's broken andwaves from the van. He has keys, codes, and a standing invitation to half the houses in the county - and fortwelve years, he has used them for something else.He's never been caught, because real ones don't explain themselves. But this year, something changed. Anew employee who notices what Mike notices. A client who's writing a novel about a killer she doesn't knowshe's met. A woman he loves in a way his rules were built to prevent.And now Mike is doing the one thing a man like him must never do.He's telling you everything.ACCESS is a confession addressed directly to you - a portrait of the man you let through the door, told inhis own warm, unhurried, meticulous voice. He'll show you how trust really works. He'll show you what itcosts. And when you reach the last line, you'll understand why he smiled the whole time.Because you've already done the thing this book is about. You let him in the moment you started reading.It was never the keys.