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Killer: Anonymous

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How far would you go to uncover the truth?

Jesse Grant never expected her true crime podcast to attract real danger. What started as a passion project— Anonymous—quickly gains traction, pulling in listeners fascinated by the obscure and unsolved. But when a cryptic email arrives—nothing more than three dates and a chilling question, “Where is she?”—Jesse can’t shake the feeling that this isn’t just another tip.

There’s no sender. No way to reply. Just silence—and a puzzle that refuses to let her go.

With the help of her brilliant but emotionally guarded best friend Mel, a renowned sound engineer with a mind built for patterns, Jesse dives into a mystery that stretches across years… and possibly multiple crimes. As the clues begin to align, so do the risks. What if the person behind the message isn’t just a witness—but the one responsible?

While Jesse pushes deeper into the investigation, the lines between podcast storytelling and real-life danger blur. Her relationship with her partner, Elle, begins to strain under the weight of obsession, secrets, and a past that may be more connected than anyone realizes.

The deeper Jesse digs, the clearer one thing

Someone chose her podcast for a reason.

And they’re still watching.

Anonymous is a gripping psychological thriller about obsession, hidden truths, and the dangerous allure of unanswered questions. Perfect for fans of true crime, dark mysteries, and stories where every clue leads somewhere more unsettling than the last.

243 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 9, 2026

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May 2, 2026
I really enjoyed this book. I had the pleasure of meeting the author on a recent flight. I look forward to more of her books!
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May 5, 2026
a compelling read, character-driven narratives with moral ambiguity and psychological depth
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