The Black Mask
Available January 16, 2026
When a killing rocks Harper’s Crossing, forensic psychologist Dr. Sarah Black knows it isn’t random. It’s bait. And it worked. Marked once and inexplicably spared, Sarah is forced into a relentless cat-and-mouse chase through a city that watches silently, guarding its history like a secret it would kill to keep. With FBI agent Tanner racing beside her, she peels back a conspiracy web woven through city hall, law enforcement, and families whose names never fade. But time is running out. Evidence disappears. Allies betray. And someone trusted is quietly steering the investigation toward disaster. As bodies fall and long-buried family truths surface, Sarah realizes the Order of the Circle was never just hunting her. It was preparing her. Because the most dangerous predator isn’t hiding. He’s respected. He’s visible. And he’s been pulling the strings all along. The Circle never wanted her dead. It wanted her ready.
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The Black Mask is Book 3 in the Sarah Black Series.
The Black Game
The night of The Black Gala ended in blood, but for forensic psychologist Dr. Sarah Black, the game is far from over. ​Bound by a promise to her dying friend, she vows to expose the Order of the Circle—a network of corruption that infects the town’s elite, from city hall to the police force itself.
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The Black Game is Book 2 in the Sarah Black Series.
The Black Gala
Forensic psychologist Dr Sarah Black swore she’d never hunt monsters again. The case that destroyed her career still stalks her in the dark.
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Now panic grips Hawthorne Manor. No one can leave. And someone inside is a killer.
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Beside her stands Chief Tom Thorne—a grizzled cop, skeptical yet desperate for answers. Their uneasy alliance fractures as suspicion rips through gilded halls.
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The Black Gala is Book 1 in the Sarah Black Series.
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Catch The Lie
Detective Ethan Calloway swore he’d left the past behind—the night his best friend vanished, the guilt he can’t escape.
But when a photograph arrives with the message You left something behind, he’s pulled back to the Louisiana town that still whispers his name.
