The Wrong Note: A Psychological Thriller

Some confessions are written down. This one was published.Frances Reyes was destined for greatness until her right hand failed her. Now, she reads music with her hands instead of her eyes, authenticating manuscripts for the wealthy and the dead.When the estate of legendary composer Marguerite Vane hires her to appraise a final, unpublished archive, Frankie leaps at the chance. But she isn't there for the money. She's there because twenty-six years ago, her sister plunged to her death from the gallery of Vane's secluded mountain estate. The coroner called it a tragic accident. Frankie calls it a lie.Trapped at Hollowmere as a brutal winter storm cuts off the mountain, Frankie uncovers something impossible in the late composer's scores. Notes that are wrong. Impossible fingerings. Deliberate, microscopic hairline strokes. They aren't errors they're a cipher. A confession hidden in plain sight, waiting forty years for the exact right reader.As the temperature plummets and the estate's impending sale accelerates, Frankie realizes the archive wasn't just waiting for a reader.It was waiting for her.A gripping, snowbound psychological thriller about grief, memory, and the deadly cost of unearthing the past. Perfect for fans of atmospheric suspense where the twist doesn't just surprise you it forces you to re-read everything.