The Woman I Could Never Trust: A Contemporary Dark Romance with Psychological Suspense

The Price of Truth - Book Two She spent Book One learning that evidence can be manipulated. Book Two taught her that she could be. When investigative journalist Lora Brooks begins looking into the disappearance of a financial compliance executive, she expects danger. What she doesn't expect is to find her own name attached to decisions she never made, transactions she never authorized, and a professional history that looks exactly like hers but belongs to someone else entirely. Someone has built a version of Lora Brooks. The version is convincing. It uses real facts, genuine credentials, and authentic records. It has been assembled by someone who has been studying Lora long before she gave them a reason to, and it is designed to make investigators, colleagues, and the man she loves question everything they thought they knew about her. Adrian Voss has spent a year learning to trust Lora completely. Now the evidence in front of him is asking him to reconsider. He doesn't believe she is guilty. But he is beginning to understand that believing someone and being certain about them are two very different things, and that the difference matters more than he expected. As Lora races to dismantle the false identity constructed in her name, she discovers that the organization behind it has been watching her for far longer than the current investigation. The network she helped expose in Book One was only one layer of something older, larger, and considerably more patient. The immediate mystery can be solved. The larger one is just beginning.