A Secondhand Life

During a freak car crash when she was twelve years old, Mia Germaine died alongside her father. A heart transplant from a young murder victim brought her back to life, but not without a price.

Twenty years later, chilling nightmares about that unresolved homicide begin to haunt Mia’s dreams. Against her will, she forms a complicated connection to the victim—the girl murdered the night of Mia’s accident—due to a scientific phenomenon called “organ memory.” The only way to stop the nightmares is to avenge a dead girl by catching the infamous serial killer dubbed the “Triangle Terror.”

Only one person is willing to help her, the one person Mia would die for … and if she’s not careful, she just might. But there’s something Mia doesn’t know about the girl who was murdered. And even more she doesn’t know about her fateful car accident.

As she tries to piece together the clues in her nightmares, a killer is just getting started.

A Secondhand Lie

Twenty-two years ago, Dan Worthington was the obvious villain. When an armed robbery goes wrong, the evidence points to him. The witnesses swear it was him, calling him deadbeat dad. Alcoholic. Guilty.

Then his daughter is murdered in their own home.

The case goes cold and the family falls apart. And Dan’s son Landon grows up knowing two things: his father is in prison, and his sister never got justice.

Now two decades later, Landon is done running from the past. He visits his incarcerated father to ask the one question he’s never dared to say out loud: What really happened that night? Because the story he’s been told doesn’t add up. The more Landon digs, the more he realizes someone has been lying for a very long time. But the truth comes with a terrifying possibility.

What if his father didn’t just go to prison for robbery? What if he got away with murder?

To save his father—or finally condemn him—Landon must untangle decades of secrets and face a truth he’s most afraid to hear: His sister’s killer may be closer than he ever imagined.