The Glass Confession

About this book

He doesn't remember what he did. But someone does. Nolan Voss is one of Manhattan's most trusted forensic financial analysts - a man whose entire career is built on finding things others hope will never be found. When his firm asks him to quietly investigate a colleague for insider trading, the evidence Nolan uncovers is almost too perfect. Too clean. Too deliberately arranged. Then the gaps begin. Hours he can't account for. Emails he doesn't remember sending. A burner phone hidden in his own locked desk. And a note - written in his own handwriting - that reads: She knows about N.V. As Nolan digs deeper into someone else's secrets, he uncovers a far more disturbing truth. Someone has been living inside his life - moving through his city, accessing his systems, using his body and his identity - for over a year. And that someone is him. The Glass Confession is a relentless psychological thriller about identity, trust, and the terrifying distance between who we think we are and what we a