Deconstruction: an Absolutely Addictive Psychological Thriller With a Jaw-Dropping Twist

It was Detective Ocon. I picked up and placed the phone close to my ears. "Hel……" "Victoria, where are you?" He sounded urgent.

He did not even let me finish my greeting. "I am outside." "Is Max with you?" "Yes, she is right here." "Good. Come with her to the police station right now."

New lead, a new surprise. Has Victoria been betrayed by Annette? Or is it all just a misunderstanding? Could Victoria have been wrong all along?

Just as Victoria thought of herself as someone who was on the path of recovery, she faces a relapse.

A new threat, but to whom? Another letter, but where? Victoria pays another visit to her ancestral home. This time, she is accompanied by even more haunting memories. This time, both Andrew and Jacques haunt her.

 Is Victoria's sense of security upon moving valid? Or will it turn out to be another facade? Victoria tries to trust people by navigating through a maze of her own trust issues.

New problems; someone else's doing or her own fault? A diary; could it be life-changing or just another piece of useless information?

Things begin to tangle and untangle themselves on their own. Will it give Victoria closure or send her deeper into her own shadows?

"Look, Anthony. Remember when you told me about that woman who visited Dad? How angry she looked?

Well, Dad has some unresolved stuff with her, and she is coming after me for that. She is dangerous, very dangerous. She has targeted many people around me. She may have even killed."