The Killer Isn’t Alice

Everyone knows Alice killed her. The evidence is almost perfect. Blood on Alice’s hands. Four hours missing from her memory. A witness who saw her leave the victim’s apartment. Security footage that appears to place her at the scene. And a message sent from Alice’s own phone after the murder: It’s done. There is only one problem. Alice cannot remember killing anyone. Then the clues begin to contradict one another. The woman in the security footage looks like Alice, but one tiny detail is wrong. The dead woman had been secretly watching her for months. Someone has altered Alice’s private recordings. Her husband changes his story. Her oldest friend knows more than she admits. And buried inside an eighteen-year-old death is a secret someone has already killed to protect. Every answer creates another question. Why was Alice drugged? Who wanted her inside Apartment 6B? Why did the victim leave behind evidence about a murder everyone believed was an accident? And if Alice is being framed, why does someone seem desperate to make her remember? The deeper Alice digs, the more terrifying the puzzle becomes, because proving she is not the killer may expose something even worse about her past. The killer isn’t Alice. But that does not mean Alice is innocent. Dark, deceptive, and packed with clues, false memories, hidden motives, and revelations that force you to rethink everything you believed, The Killer Isn’t Alice is a psychological murder mystery designed to keep you guessing until the final truth clicks into place.