Dandelions: January

Working late was nothing new.
The stairwell confession was.

I’ve been Dominic Draven’s loyal paralegal for five years. He remembers my coffee order, asks about my father, and rewards loyalty with bonuses that almost make the late nights worth it. Everyone says I’m lucky to have this job.
Until the night I overhear a deadly secret.
Now I know my boss doesn’t just defend the guilty—he makes their crimes disappear. Not only am I’m bound by an NDA that could destroy my career if I break it, but no body means no crime.
I should walk away. Any sane person would.
But I can’t stop hearing her name. We call her Dahlia, after the place where she died. And not finding out what happened to her will haunt me if I don’t.
My best friend Alex is the only person I can trust. She wanted me to be wrong. She wanted me to admit I was crazy. Together, we’re gathering evidence, working backwards, documenting everything we shouldn’t.
That’s when I get the assignment of a lifetime.
Only one problem, I know his voice.
I’d know it anywhere.
And it’s the same voice that confessed to murder.
We thought the truth would set us free. We were dead wrong.

DANDELIONS is the first book in the Evergreen Lane twelve-month psychological thriller series about the cost of knowing too much.