A woman skilled at interpreting other people's emotions watches a recording of herself confessing to a crime.
Sebastian Fitzek's premise turns expertise back on its owner. The ability to read an expression does not guarantee access to its meaning. Choose this for psychological suspense that places perception under pressure and makes the central character's confidence in her own interpretive skills part of the danger.
WHO IS IT FOR?
For readers who enjoy investigations, uncertain loyalties and secrets with consequences.
