Lies stay buried when silence is survival.
In Secrets of the Granite Bay Murder Club, memories are weapons. Truth is a slippery illusion. Justice, if it ever existed, has drowned.
A decades-old pact binds a group of once-close friends. Their loyalty was forged after a crime they swore to bury forever. Time doesn't heal. It haunts. Silence is no longer a choice when the past resurfaces with deadly consequences.
Lies have protected them. Betrayal will destroy them.
This is gritty, psychological crime fiction that delves into the emotional turmoil of its characters—a story of fractured friendships, buried trauma, and the steep cost of keeping lies hidden. Splintered memories and shifting timelines plunge deep into the minds of the damaged. Choices are painful. Existence means crossing lines that can never be uncrossed.
"We stood on the dock, waiting. Trig turned the lock—the clank echoing like judgment. That sound was our signal. Bury the reality. Never speak of it again. That was fifty years ago."
What readers are saying:
"A shocking story of survival unfolds in a world where truth isn't righteous." – Lisa.
"Gritty and gripping. Past and present collide in a haunting unraveling of secrets." – James.
"Cold, calculated, and chilling. A relentless page-turner." – Leah.
A slow-burn of suspense. Emotionally raw characters—twisted revelations. Secrets of the Granite Bay Murder Club will grip you from the first page—and refuse to let go, leaving you eager to uncover the lies.
To learn the truth, trust no one.
Fair warning: This novel doesn't flinch. It exposes the darkest corners of loyalty, the weight of guilt, and the brutal reality of existence.