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Nothing's Wrong
Paperback
Series: After the First Death, Book 2
Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 26 2026
Pages: 414
Weight: 0.95
Height: 1.03 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Something is wrong.
He just won't admit it.
After a shift that should have been like any other, Noah brushes off what happened the only way he knows how-by explaining it away. Stress. Heat. Dehydration. Anything but the truth.
Because the truth would mean something is changing.
And he's not ready for that.
As the days go on, the moments don't stop. They just get quieter. Easier to dismiss. A pause where there shouldn't be one. A slip. A hesitation. Small enough to ignore. Small enough to pretend it isn't happening at all.
At work, Noah moves like nothing has changed. Keeps up. Stays in control. Surrounded by noise, movement, and routine, it's easy to believe everything is still the same.
But outside of it-
in the quiet, in the stillness-
it's harder to ignore the feeling that something isn't right.
He just refuses to look at it.
Raw, introspective, and deeply human, Nothing's Wrong explores the quiet beginnings of loss-the kind that doesn't announce itself, but slowly changes everything.
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