Psychological Thriller · Standalone Novel

The Caregiver

The kindest woman in the house is the most dangerous.

For six years, Elise Vance's father barely looked at her. Now, at seventy-two, widowed and alone in his glass house above the cliff, he is thriving — thanks to Roz, the live-in caregiver who gives him everything his daughter never could: calm, warmth, the feeling of being cared for.

Elise reads wills and death certificates for a living. She sees patterns where other people see coincidence. And when she discovers that Roz's three previous patients all died "peacefully" — each one just after changing their will — a trail begins to form, built of dates, clauses, and one too-neat hand.

But every warning she gives makes her sound like the disinherited daughter fighting over money. To save the father who cast her out, Elise has to prove what no one wants to believe — before the notary comes.

A psychological thriller about care turned into a weapon, and the question of who a person belongs to at the end of a life.

Perfect for readers of Lisa Jewell, Shari Lapena, and Ruth Ware.