Correspondent

A letter arrives three days after Celeste Vane is buried. It is written in her handwriting. And it says her death was no accident. Mara Ellison should throw it away. Instead, she follows the instructions hidden inside and discovers six more letters concealed behind a wall in her childhood home. Each carries a warning. Each knows something about her family. And each pulls her closer to a secret her sister died trying to expose. Then the contradictions begin. One letter bears the handwriting of a dead man. Another was mailed from a city where it could not have been sent. A trusted expert disappears. Mara's husband admits he destroyed evidence tied to her father's death. And someone calling themselves the Correspondent seems to know every move she makes before she makes it. But the most dangerous discovery is this:The letters were never written by one person. They were written by many. For years, a hidden network has used borrowed handwriting, false identities, and carefully worded messages to threaten, manipulate, and erase inconvenient truths. Now Mara must untangle who wrote what, who lied first, and why her sister's final letter was meant for her. Because Celeste did not leave behind a confession. She left behind a trap. And somewhere inside the last unopened envelope is the truth about who killed her, who betrayed Mara's family, and why the Correspondent is not finished writing yet.