Tragedy in Triplicate
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 11 2025
Pages: 268
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
TRAGEDY IN TRIPLICATE is a contemporary crime novel that dives deep into issues of class, race, upbringing, and privilege. In a small city like Deerfield, everyone has their secrets, but some are much more dangerous than others...
Deerfield is, on the surface, an idyllic, picturesque city. There is a good sense of community, and everyone here knows everyone... for better or worse. Myler White is a member of the old guard, and he despises change, as it signals an end to white Christian nationalism's reign of unchecked power. How will he react when his family's reputation is called into question? Selen Cassius, on the other hand, longs for a life she doesn't have and dreams of wealth she could never possess. To her dismay, she is stuck with a mother she loathes. What happens when she is finally pushed to the brink? Young Ivy Tantlus, forever living in the shadow of his father, wishes to make a name for himself. But is he doomed to fail?
Though these three people occupy vastly different spheres of influence in the city, their stories end up intersecting in the most unexpected way. What unfolds is a chilling tale of duty, revenge, and entitlement. Life in Deerfield is about to change-forever-and no one is prepared to deal with the fallout.
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