True Evil

How far would you go to prove your innocence—when the real monster is family?



Shane Hanson was only thirteen when he was framed for a shocking double murder. Five years in juvenile detention did nothing to dim his resolve: he’s determined to expose his manipulative relative—the real killer—who will stop at nothing to keep her secret.


She’s a master of deceit, a psychopath who has twisted everyone around Shane, making him the villain in her story. She never meant for Shane to walk free, and now, as he starts to rebuild what’s left of his life—and falls for a girl who just might break through his emotional armor—his tormentor circles back to finish what she started.


She’s willing to destroy anyone Shane cares about, just to see him suffer. As secrets surface and trust shatters, Shane faces a chilling question: can love survive when true evil is this close?



TRUE EVIL is the second book in the Evil trilogy. There’s no graphic sex or violence, but it contains strong language. While each book stands alone, the trilogy is best experienced in order.