Books in the Mental Madness Suspense series

Now a top 100 best-selling standalone psychological thriller!A man in love. A woman in danger of loving him back. An unforgettable twist.From USA Today best-selling author of Pretty Ugly Lies comes a gripping romantic suspense perfect for fans of Tarryn Fisher's The Wives, BA Paris, and Loreth Anne White.No one knows pain better than Haley Montgomery, a woman haunted by death. First her father, then her best friend. But when a woman's body is found buried in the yard of the man Haley loves, is it a tragic accident...or is her perfect man a perfect killer?There's talk going around her idyllic small town as fingers point to a mysterious newcomer. A man Haley has been spending time with. A man who knows about her childhood secret involving a tragic accident that she's spent a lifetime burying.But secrets aren't the only things getting buried as an obsession turns lethal.A gripping psychological mind-bender about the demons we hide ... and the demons we hide from.** Praise for Pamela Crane: **"e;A brilliant romantic thriller."e; reader review"e;A twisted tale of love, secrets, lies, obsession, parenting, depression and forgiveness that may be fictional but also has a very heavy dose of gruesome reality."e; Nicki Richards - Reviewer"e;This book knows how to grab you, throw your emotions around and then some"e; Nicki Murphy - Nicki's Book Blog"e;What a gut punch! Pamela Crane perfectly captures the anguish that all moms feel at various times in their lives"e; Jeanne McAvoy - NetGalley Reviewer"e;Perfect for fans of Ruth Ware and Minka Kent, Pamela Crane introduces a mind-twist that takes everything you love about thrillers, pushes it outside the box, and electrifies you with clever prose and a plot that will terrify you."e; Southern Editor Reviews"e;A literary thriller from an up-and-coming suspense writer to watch for... a story that marries grit and powerful prose, murder and mind-twisting mastery."e; reader review"e;Nothing could have prepared me for the ending - and I wouldn't have wanted to miss experiencing the middle."e; BBMoreB