The Woman on the Fourth Floor

A Psychological Mystery of Lost Memories, Family Secrets, and a Truth Worth Killing For

von Clotilde Le Bihan

368 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

For eight years, Claire Moreau believed she had survived a tragic car accident.For eight years, she accepted the official story: a rainy night, a fatal crash, and the memory loss that followed.For eight years, she never questioned the gaps in her past.Until she noticed the woman in the fourth-floor window.Watching.Waiting.Silent.What begins as a disturbing curiosity quickly becomes an obsession. As Claire investigates the mysterious figure, she uncovers a trail of forgotten names, hidden documents, vanished witnesses, and a dead woman named Élodie Marchand, whose final investigation may hold the key to everything.Then the memories begin to return.Fragments at first.A voice.A face.A name.Camille.The more Claire remembers, the more impossible the truth becomes. Camille was not a stranger. She was Claire's twin sister-erased from her life after a devastating accident that claimed one life and shattered another.But Camille's death was no accident.Someone wanted her silenced.Someone spent years making sure the truth remained buried.As Claire follows a conspiracy reaching from powerful businessmen to trusted doctors, from hidden archives to long-forgotten family secrets, she discovers that the past is far more dangerous than she ever imagined. And the closer she comes to the answers, the more people begin to disappear.Now Claire must uncover what Camille died trying to protect before the same fate finds her.Because some memories are hidden for a reason.Some secrets survive for decades.And some truths are worth killing for.The Woman on the Fourth Floor is a gripping psychological thriller filled with suspense, mystery, shocking revelations, and unforgettable twists. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric suspense, family secrets, unreliable memories, and conspiracies that stretch across generations.Written byClotilde Le Bihan"The past never stays buried. Some truths are waiting to be remembered."

• ISBN: 9798181935662
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 16.06.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp