The Woman at the Wrong Address
Paperback
Series: The Dead Letter Office
Mystery & ThrillerRomanceChristian Fiction
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 6 2026
Pages: 166
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.42 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Juno Reyes has delivered enough impossible letters for the Dead Letter Office to know when something feels wrong. The envelope waiting for him has no name on it, only an address: 114 Carrow Street, Apartment 4B, Baltimore. Inside are two letters written by two different people, years apart, both meant for the same woman.
That woman is Claire Rowe, and she insists there has been a mistake.
Claire has spent years building a quiet life and keeping most people at a distance, so the last thing she wants is a stranger showing up with questions about her past. But when Juno shows her the first letter, she recognizes the handwriting immediately. It is hers, even though she swears she never wrote it. The second letter is even harder to explain. Claire knows exactly who wrote it, and he has been dead for nine years.
What starts as a strange delivery quickly becomes something neither of them can ignore. As Juno helps Claire trace the letters back through her past, they begin finding gaps that should not be there. Records are missing. Dates do not line up. Parts of Claire's history seem to disappear the further back they look, and someone appears determined to keep them from finding out why.
Spending so much time together creates another problem. Claire does not trust easily, and Juno has always tried to keep a professional distance from the people connected to the Office's cases. That gets harder with every late-night conversation, every small truth Claire lets him see, and every moment that makes it clear their attraction is becoming more than either of them planned for.
The closer Juno gets to Claire, the more he starts to suspect that the letters were never sent to the wrong address at all. Someone wanted Claire at 114 Carrow Street. Someone wanted Juno to find her. And whatever is buried in her past may be connected to a future one of them is not supposed to survive.
The Woman at the Wrong Address is a steamy romantic suspense novel about hidden identities, impossible letters, dangerous secrets, and two people who fall for each other while trying to uncover the truth about a life that may have been built on a lie.
Part of The Dead Letter Office series. Each book follows a new central romance and mystery and can be read as a standalone.
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