Jennifer's Dreams

She dreamed the crime before they found the body.

Jennifer Crale hasn't slept properly in nineteen days. The dreams keep coming - cold, procedural, hyper-real - and when she wakes to find her nightmares broadcast on the morning news, detail by perfect detail, she understands that something is being done to her. Something careful. Something designed.

In Arlington, Virginia, where reputation is currency and the right people know all the wrong things, Jennifer begins to investigate the one person she cannot afford to accuse: Conrad Fetch, the charming wealth manager who moves through her social circle with the ease of someone who arranged the furniture himself.

But the deeper she digs, the more she finds that the trap was built for her specifically. By someone who studied her weaknesses, who knew her history, who had been inside her closest friendship for years.

A psychological thriller precise, suffocating, and deeply human. A novel about a woman who is told, repeatedly and by people she trusts, that she cannot be believed. And who decides, quietly and alone, that she is going to prove them wrong.