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The Reflection Game

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A chilling psychological thriller of twins, tarot, and a killer who plays by fate.

Perfect for fans of The Silent Patient, Behind Closed Doors, and The Family Upstairs.



Chicago is haunted by a tarot-obsessed killer who doesn't just take lives - they play a game. Each body is marked with a single Tarot card and a cryptic message.



For Detective Audrey Holliday, the clock is ticking. Every symbol is a warning. Every card is a clue. But just as she starts to unravel the killer's twisted logic, her own past

A twin sister she never knew existed.



Eve De la Gardie, a renowned psychiatrist, has built her life on understanding the mind - but Audrey's arrival unravels everything. Are some bonds too deep to escape? Is it possible this killer isn't hunting strangers... but them?



As the next card is drawn and the city holds its breath, Audrey must confront the The Magician knows her better than she knows herself.

And the final card? It doesn't just predict a victim -it decides her fate.



Atmospheric and disturbing, The Reflection Game is an occult mystery filled with identity, obsession, and shocking twin twists.

A must-read for fans of dark psychological suspense and thrillers with a supernatural edge.

438 pages, Paperback

Published June 18, 2025

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January 17, 2026
This book was so much fun! As a therapist myself I was cringing left and right and the more uncomfortable I was the more I enjoyed this story. We have a cringy therapist, a serial killer, tarot, and shocking family twists which makes for quite a wild ride! The author did an amazing job of misdirecting me while I was trying to figure out who the killer could be because I was so wrong! I would never have thought that this is Grace Meridan’s first book because it was so well written.
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