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About Family Lies

What do you do when your best friend's brother is accused of murder? Things at the Parker Agency have been pretty slow since Maui, and Miranda wonders if this is the real way to retire¿until Parker gets a call from Dr. Jackson Taggart, Chief of Staff at Saint Benedictine Hospital-Parker's best friend. Jackson just got a frantic call from his brother. There's been an accident. He needs their help. They rush to the scene and find cops all over the place. A woman has been stabbed to death beside her own backyard pool in an upscale Buckhead neighborhood. It's a grisly scene. And the prime suspect is standing there covered in the victim's blood. Jackson's brother. Now she and Parker have to prove he's innocent-even though all the evidence says he's guilty. *** Family Lies: A Twist-Filled Domestic Thriller Meets High-Stakes PI Mystery If you love domestic suspense, murder investigations, and family secrets hidden behind perfect wealth, Family Lies is your next unputdownable read. Featuring Wade Parker (polished, methodical, tech-savvy investigator) and Miranda Steele (sharp-eyed, no-nonsense detective with a working-class edge). This married sleuth duo digs into a world of privilege, betrayal, and obsession-where infidelity, jealousy, and long-buried resentment collide with chilling consequences. Perfect for fans of Harlan Coben, Karin Slaughter, Lisa Gardner, Gillian Flynn, Ruth Ware, and Shari Lapena. If you binge thrillers like Big Little Lies, The Undoing, Mare of Easttown, Broadchurch, or love the investigative intensity of Bosch / The Lincoln Lawyer (Michael Connelly) and Alex Delaware (Jonathan Kellerman), you'll feel right at home. Expect the addictive pacing of a binge-worthy series and the escalating dread of a psychological thriller-with a relentless race to uncover the truth before an innocent man loses everything. Family Lies delivers: A high-society murder mystery with razor-sharp twists Married investigators with real chemistry and grit A page-turning blend of crime thriller + domestic noir

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