Wife Door: a Psychological and Mystery Thriller With Family Drama (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798231446506)

Margot Bellamy thought she'd left Bracken Cove behind forever, but when her mother collapses and whispers a cryptic warning about the locked room, Margot is pulled back into the suffocating embrace of the coastal town that shaped-and shattered-her family. Beneath the salt-laden winds and brittle gray skies lies a web of secrets so tangled it might never unravel. Her brother Jonas vanished nine years ago, leaving only fragments: a half-burned photograph, an unfinished ledger entry, and a haunting question no one dares answer. Now, his name resurfaces in connection with a cold case tied to the town's most powerful families. Was Jonas running from something-or someone? Or did he stage his own disappearance to expose the truth?

As Margot digs deeper, every clue seems to splinter into two new mysteries. A hidden ledger reveals payoffs disguised as wedding expenses; old letters hint at forbidden love across class lines; and a locked workshop holds traces of Jonas's final days. But the closer Margot gets to answers, the more dangerous the game becomes. The sheriff alternates between threats and reluctant help, while a charismatic developer offers promises wrapped in poison. Even Margot's own memories can't be trusted-what really happened the night Jonas disappeared? And why does her mother seem to know more than she lets on?

This isn't just a missing-person mystery; it's a descent into how far people will go to protect appearances. In Bracken Cove, doors are everywhere-literal and metaphorical-and opening them comes at a cost. As alliances shift and betrayals pile up, Margot must decide whether to bury the past or tear the town apart to uncover what remains of her brother.

If you crave stories where nothing is as it seems and every revelation twists the knife deeper, this psychological thriller will grip you until the final page. Dive into Wife Door today and discover if some truths are better left buried-or if justice demands they rise.