The Cabin at Blackwater Bend
A Psychological Thriller

About this book:

Clara thought she was renting a sanctuary—a rotting cabin above a sluggish, black river where no one could find her. But the key in the lockbox bears another woman’s name: *Vera*. The tea in the cupboard is Clara’s obscure favorite. The chipped mug on the shelf matches the one she swore she left downstairs. And in a waterproof tube caught in the current, she finds an ink drawing of herself—sketched from the riverbank *before she arrived*.

The journal in the loft is dated today. The ink is still wet. *She has turned the key in the lock. She sits at my desk, breathing my air.* Vera isn’t a ghost. She’s a reflection. And as the fog rolls off Blackwater Bend, Clara realizes the cabin isn’t a hiding place—it’s a trap designed for two women who share a face, a history, and a secret one of them would kill to keep buried.

Atmospheric, claustrophobic, and razor-sharp, *The Cabin at Blackwater Bend* is a psychological thriller about identity, obsession, and the terrifying truth that sometimes the person hunting you is the one staring back from the mirror.