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They All Confessed

(2027)
(A book in the Gabrielle Redmond series)
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Three strangers confess to the same murder. None of them are guilty. All of them know details the FBI hasn’t released.

Federal prosecutor Caroline Miller is strangled in a downtown Savannah parking garage, a brass key placed under her tongue. For brand-new Special Agent Gabrielle Redmond, the investigation is already personal. Caroline was with her one year ago, when a bank hostage standoff ended with two bodies, a promise Gabrielle hasn’t kept—and a standing order from the Bureau to leave the case alone.

Before the body is even cold, a retired schoolteacher walks into the FBI and confesses. Then a mechanic. Then a hospice nurse.

The veteran agents call it noise. Gabrielle calls it evidence. As a former hostage negotiator, she knows what a rehearsed story sounds like in a person’s mouth. Someone wrote these confessions. Someone who is still watching.

The killer didn’t just plan a murder. They planned the investigation.

They never planned on Gabrielle Redmond.

Perfect for fans of Isabella Maldonado and Lisa Gardner, USA Today bestselling author Carolyn Ridder Aspenson launches a Savannah-set FBI thriller series where every lie has a breaking point—even the ones told by the FBI.


Genre: Mystery

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