A Psychological Thriller
Refraction
Book Four
Symmetry is a lie. Glass is a witness.
Symmetry is a lie. Glass is a witness.
Architect Elena Abbot built her life on precision — clean lines, flawless blueprints, a reputation for control. Then the car crash took her twin sister, and the world stopped making sense.
Now Elena's reflection has stopped mimicking her. It lounges in the glass with Sarah's predatory grace, wearing her sister's knowing smile, watching her unravel from the other side of the mirror.
A forensic investigator is circling, drawn by inconsistencies only guilt can explain. And the reflection knows the truth Elena has spent months constructing a lie to bury: the crash was no accident.
“The mirror had always shown her what she wanted to see. It had decided to stop.”Refraction
When the line between memory and fabrication dissolves, who can you trust?
The double, the shadow self, the person who knows you too well.
An investigator who reads guilt in architecture, silence, and symmetry.
A daughter. A secret. A mind that fights back.
Some memories are buried for a reason.
Twenty-one years. One killer. One secret she's been keeping from herself.
Symmetry is a lie. Glass is a witness.
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