Text Me When You're Dead

He's dead. Or someone really wants her to think he isn't.

Three weeks after Sloane's boyfriend falls to his death during a solo hike, she is still drowning in grief until she gets a message from his number. I'm sorry. I love you more than you know. It's from Theo's number. She should delete it. Block it. Grieve and move on like everyone keeps telling her to. But Sloane has never been good at looking away and what she starts to find doesn't add up. Surveillance photos. Missing records. A version of Theo she never knew existed. Someone went to extraordinary lengths to make his death look like an accident.

Which means either Theo is alive. Or someone wants her to think he is.

Both possibilities terrify her. What begins as an obsession becomes an investigation. What begins as an investigation becomes a trap. Text Me When You're Dead is a pulse-pounding psychological thriller that moves at a dead sprint from the first message to the final, unforgettable page. Told entirely through Sloane's razor-sharp interiority, this is a story about grief weaponized, trust shattered, and what happens when a woman who was supposed to be a victim decides she'd rather be something else entirely.

Perfect for fans of Verity, The Housemaid, and Yellowjackets — readers who like their heroines dangerous and their endings earned.