She's the only one her imprisoned husband will confess to-but what he has to say may destroy her-in this chilling new novel by the author of A True Crime . . .
Edward O'Connor has been in prison for twenty-seven years. Now he's ready to admit to the crimes the police have always suspected him of. But there's a catch: Edward will only speak to his estranged wife, Maggie.
Since her husband's incarceration, Maggie has tried to live a quiet existence. But with the media relentlessly tracking her down, she's had to repeatedly pack up her life and move with her two sons.
The detectives are desperate for Maggie's help. Only she can unlock Edward's secrets. But during her visits, he wants to discuss their marriage, their holidays, and their sons, leaving Maggie with questions about the past.
As the press begins hounding her family once again and the string of confessions continues, Maggie soon realizes the final revelation might be one she would rather never hear . . .
