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The Invisible Heiress
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ISBN10: 1945302275
ISBN13: 9781945302275
Publisher: Italics Publishing
Published: Feb 13 2019
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.84
Height: 0.75 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781945302275
Publisher: Italics Publishing
Published: Feb 13 2019
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.84
Height: 0.75 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Dark, disturbing, deliciously inappropriate. - Leslie Wolfe, best-selling author of The Watson Girl.
From two-time Book of the Year finalist Kathleen O'Donnell comes a gripping psychological thriller filled with unexpected twists.
A psychiatric patient with a dark secret
Preston Blair, a blogger with a dark sense of humor, is committed to a private psychiatric hospital, accused of a shocking crime. Her father Todd's influence as a D.A. has kept her from prison, but her sanity remains on a knife-edge.
A therapist with an agenda
Preston's therapist, Isabel, is too preoccupied working her latest con on a rich, married, sadomasochistic secret lover, to care about Preston's problems, even when Preston tells her that her socialite mother, Harrison Blair, had committed an unthinkable crime herself years before-one that might help explain Preston's own misdeeds.
A shocking secret that begs to be told
When Preston's absent husband, Brendan, suddenly turns up and tries to prove her innocence, tragedy strikes. Preston's convinced her parents were involved, but it turns out to be much more complicated. As Preston delves deeper into the mystery, her head clears and a devastating event that she had long erased from her muddled mind comes rushing back.
A killer that cannot be stopped
Stumbling onto video evidence, which exposes a killer's greed and lust for power, Preston finds her own life is in danger from a surprising and once trusted source. She discovers that the truth hurts. It just might be the death of her.
Fans of Janet Evanovich, Gillian Flynn, and Jessica Knoll will love Kathleen O'Donnell.
From two-time Book of the Year finalist Kathleen O'Donnell comes a gripping psychological thriller filled with unexpected twists.
A psychiatric patient with a dark secret
Preston Blair, a blogger with a dark sense of humor, is committed to a private psychiatric hospital, accused of a shocking crime. Her father Todd's influence as a D.A. has kept her from prison, but her sanity remains on a knife-edge.
A therapist with an agenda
Preston's therapist, Isabel, is too preoccupied working her latest con on a rich, married, sadomasochistic secret lover, to care about Preston's problems, even when Preston tells her that her socialite mother, Harrison Blair, had committed an unthinkable crime herself years before-one that might help explain Preston's own misdeeds.
A shocking secret that begs to be told
When Preston's absent husband, Brendan, suddenly turns up and tries to prove her innocence, tragedy strikes. Preston's convinced her parents were involved, but it turns out to be much more complicated. As Preston delves deeper into the mystery, her head clears and a devastating event that she had long erased from her muddled mind comes rushing back.
A killer that cannot be stopped
Stumbling onto video evidence, which exposes a killer's greed and lust for power, Preston finds her own life is in danger from a surprising and once trusted source. She discovers that the truth hurts. It just might be the death of her.
Fans of Janet Evanovich, Gillian Flynn, and Jessica Knoll will love Kathleen O'Donnell.
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