In the fog-choked streets of London, a string of chilling murders has the city on edge. A Detective, known for his razor-sharp intellect and uncanny ability to read people, is called to unravel the mystery. Each victim is linked to Half Moon House, an old theater with secrets as dark as the crimes themselves.

As he delves deeper into the investigation, strange gaps begin to appear in his memory. Fractured moments, lost time, and unsettling glimpses in the mirror unsettle him, but he pushes onward, determined to catch the killer. Yet, with every new clue, the line between investigator and perpetrator blurs.

In this masterfully woven psychological thriller, the greatest enemy may not be the murderer he's chasing—but the stranger hiding within his own mind.

The Stranger in the Mirror channels the suspense and intricate plotting of Agatha Christie with a modern psychological edge, delivering a breathtaking tale of identity, deception, and the dark corners of the human psyche.