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Six weeks after her sister died in a car she never should have been driving alone, Maren Cole moves into the dead woman's house — and finds the spreadsheet her sister was building the week she died.

Maren Cole's sister died on a road she'd driven a thousand times, on a night she had no reason to be out. The police called it an accident. Maren's brother-in-law, Callum, is too wrecked with grief to argue, and their daughter needs someone steady in the house — so Maren moves in, tells herself she's there for Sadie, and starts going through her sister's things.

What she finds isn't grief. It's a spreadsheet, half-built, hidden in a folder labeled with a client's name that doesn't exist — three months of numbers that don't add up, in the handwriting of a woman who never did anything by half measures. Ivy was building a case against someone. She just ran out of time to finish it.

Everyone assumes Maren is looking at Callum — the husband who won't talk about where he was that night. But the person who has never once given Maren a reason to doubt her is the one already inside the house, already holding the spare key, already offering to help.

If Maren wants to survive long enough to prove what happened to her sister, she has to work out which kind of trust gets people killed — before she runs out of people to trust.

Her Sister's Widower

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