Text Me When You're Dead

<p><strong>He’s dead. Or someone really wants her to think he isn’t.​​​​​​​</strong></p><p>Three weeks after Sloane’s boyfriend falls to his death during a solo hike she’s still drowning in grief—until she gets a message from his number.</p><p><em>“I’m sorry. I love you more than you know.”</em></p><p>It sounds like Theo. It <em>reads</em> like Theo. But it <em>can’t</em> be Theo… can it?</p><p>As Sloane spirals down a dark rabbit hole of surveillance photos missing records and contradictions no one else seems to notice a terrifying pattern emerges: the man she loved might not have been who he claimed to be. And the person texting her now—whether he’s alive a stranger or something else entirely—knows far too much about her life.</p><p>There’s only one way to find out the truth: follow the messages. <strong>But the truth isn’t the end of the story. It’s the beginning of the nightmare.</strong></p>