The Brother's Hand

A missing woman. Eleven stab wounds. Zero suspects.

Milan, winter night.
In a snow-covered park lies a sketchbook torn open to the wind and Poppy Blue, the sensitive, quick-witted illustrator whose life is shattered by unimaginable violence. She survives, but the attack knocks the pillars out from under everything she loves: her marriage, her art, even the truth itself.

Three masked assailants.
One blood-soaked pact.
A voodoo grimoire that answers to Baron Samedi.

As the loa of the dead stirs, justice takes on a shape no courtroom can contain. Poppy's circle closes ranks: Sam, the firefighter-husband willing to burn the world to protect her; a covert "True-Crime Club" bent on exposing evil; and Camille, a wide-eyed child who sees what grown-ups have forgotten how to see.

Psychological thriller meets supernatural noir in a story that rips through trauma and asks what's left of a body, of a soul after too much pain.

• Domestic violence, forensic psychiatry & voodoo spirituality
• Dark-comedy grit and lyrical heart
• Perfect for fans of Sharp Objects, The Silent Patient, and Mexican Gothic

The Brother's Hand doesn't ask you to believe.
It asks you to remember.
Once you enter, you won't find the door back out.