The Wolf in The Gallery

"A literary thriller with Southern Gothic roots and a beating contemporary heart."

The Wolf in the Gallery is not a doorstop thriller. It is a precise, literary, single-sitting novel ~ the kind you start at nine in the evening and finish at two in the morning and then spend the rest of the night thinking about.

Maya returns to her hometown carrying three boxes, a failed marriage, and a fifteen-year-old question she has never been able to stop asking. What happened to Lena the night she disappeared from a gallery opening?

What she finds is a wolf.

And the wolf is not who she expected.

The Wolf in the Gallery is a novel about what it costs a woman to learn, again and again, that her instincts are not a malfunction. That the cold at the back of the neck is information. That the people closest to us are not always who we believe them to be.

Some doors, once opened, cannot be closed.

Maya has the key.

(For readers of: Behind Closed Doors, The Silent Patient, Conversations with Friends ~ and anyone who has ever silenced a voice they should have listened to.)