The Killer Isn't June

Everyone saw June. Five witnesses place her near the house. Her fingerprints are inside. A recording captures her confessing. And the murdered man has every reason to want June exposed. There is only one problem. June says she never killed him. When Daniel Cross is found dead beside Wren Lake, the evidence does not merely point toward June Armitage. It seems to know her. Her clothes. Her habits. Her history. Even the words she would use to confess. Then Daniel's identity is uncovered. He is connected to a tragedy June has spent eighteen years trying not to remember, a night when one girl died, another person was blamed, and a terrified seventeen-year-old made a choice she has never been able to undo. But something about the new murder is wrong. One witness remembers details she could not possibly have seen. A grave contains no body. Someone has been using June's name. A photograph is missing one person. Eleven minutes vanish from a security recording. And the deeper June searches, the less certain she becomes that the evidence was created to prove she is guilty. Perhaps it was created to make her ask the wrong question. Because someone at Wren Lake has spent years arranging the truth into something far more dangerous than a lie. June may not be the killer. But eighteen years ago, she chose who everyone would believe was. And this time, someone intends to make her choose again.