The Wrong Man

The wrong man is in prison. The right one has had three years to perfect his alibi.

For three years, Garrett Hale has lived with the murder of his daughter Caitlin.

Her killer was caught. Convicted. Sentenced.

The case was supposed to be over.

Then Garrett finally begins packing away Caitlin's untouched bedroom—and finds a business card hidden inside her belongings.

There's a date written on the back.

Two days before she died.

And the name belongs to Reid Cavanaugh, a successful local contractor with a wife, children, a thriving business, and absolutely no apparent connection to Garrett's daughter.

But Caitlin didn't hide things without a reason.

Garrett starts digging.

What he uncovers leads him toward a secret Caitlin witnessed, problems with the evidence that convicted another man, and the terrifying possibility that an innocent person has spent three years behind bars while the real killer went home every night to his family.

Reid Cavanaugh has spent those same three years doing something else.

Preparing.

He knows exactly what happened to Caitlin Hale. He knows why she had to be silenced. And he has built his ordinary life as carefully as one of his houses—every lie reinforced, every weakness concealed, every dangerous memory locked behind a door he never intends to open.

Until Garrett finds the card.

Now a grieving father is pulling at the first loose thread in Reid's perfect life.

And Reid knows exactly what happens when a structure begins to fail.

The Wrong Man is a tense dual-POV crime thriller about a father's search for the truth, a wrongful conviction, buried evidence, and an ordinary man who has spent three years believing he got away with murder.