Lindsay Cameron Books

Eyes aren't the windows to the soul; emails are. Cassie Woodson finds herself adrift after a significant fall down the corporate ladder, forced to take a thankless temp job reviewing correspondence for a fraud suit. This monotonous work highlights the voids in her life—love, friends, stability—and leaves her with too much time to dwell on her past mistakes. While sifting through a flood of emails, she stumbles upon the intimate exchanges between Forest Watts, a partner at the firm, and his captivating wife, Annabelle. Despite knowing she shouldn’t, Cassie can’t resist reading them. Each day, from her dingy workstation, she dissects their affectionate messages, finding joy in their seemingly perfect life filled with vintage wines and lavish dinner parties in Westchester. As her admiration turns into obsession, she begins to mimic their lifestyle, hoping that if she plays make-believe long enough, it will become her reality. However, when Cassie engineers a "chance" meeting with Forest and uncovers unsettling truths about his marriage, her fantasy crumbles. Suddenly, her admiration for Annabelle transforms into a desire to take her place, and Cassie feels equipped to pursue that goal.

When an anonymous neighborhood forum gets hacked, the darkest secrets of New York's wealthiest residents come to light, revealing information worth killing for. UrbanMyth was seen as a safe space for the elite of Manhattan's Upper East Side to share confidential details they would never disclose to friends or spouses—secret bank accounts, affairs, and scandalous gossip. These are parents who go to great lengths to secure their children's admissions to prestigious schools. However, when a "hacktivist" group breaches the forum and exposes the identities behind the posts, the fallout is unprecedented. The lives of those involved spiral into chaos, and someone will end up dead. Will it be Heather, the aspiring outsider desperate to elevate her daughter’s social standing? Norah, the high-powered professional struggling to juggle work and motherhood? Or Poppy, who appears flawless but conceals her own secrets? Each woman has something to protect, and each is willing to go to extreme lengths to keep her past hidden. The stakes are high, and as tensions rise, the question lingers: who will resort to murder to safeguard their secrets?