Mental Madness Suspense

A husband in love with his wife. A wife willing to do anything to escape him. An affair turned deadly. From USA Today best-selling author Pamela Crane comes a domestic noir short story about a deadly obsession. The pregnancy test he found in the garbage confirmed it: Fatherhood at last. But when his wife announces her desire for divorce-and a majority of their assets-Hollywood icon Allen Michaels loses not only his wife, but his sanity. As Allen reveals the gory secrets of his mysterious past, with love leaving him battered and broke, how far is too far to avenge the promise of "til death do us part?" Unleash Allen's hidden demons in this darkly riveting novella as he takes justice into his own demented hands…A companion novella to Pamela Crane's best-selling psychological thriller The Admirer's Secret.

Secrets are like dead bodies. They're better left buried. And no one knows this better than Haley Montgomery. He loves me. But what happens when he loves me not? From USA Today best-selling author Pamela Crane comes a psychological thriller about deadly secrets and even deadlier obsessions. What if your darkest secret is you? Haley Montgomery is crippled by death that follows her. First her father, then her best friend. But when a woman's body is found-and her death connected to Haley-is it a tragic accident, or murder? Searching for answers that lead her into a disturbing revelation about her idyllic small town and the man she loves, Haley is forced to dig into her past. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she risks. Chilling letters threaten to unearth her skeletons, unraveling a haunting childhood secret that decades later still consumes her. A secret that could shatter everything she's tried so hard to bury. A secret that could cost her life. But secrets aren't the only things getting buried as an obsession soon turns lethal. There's a new face in town, and he's hiding something … or someone. The Admirer's Secret is a brilliant domestic noir thriller perfect for fans of BA Paris, KL Slater, and Teresa Driscoll's I Am Watching You.