About this book:

They say a therapist’s office is the safest place to share your darkest secrets. But when Dr. Eleanor Vance takes on a new patient—a guarded, unnervingly calm man named Elias Thorne—she quickly realizes that some secrets aren’t meant to stay in the room. Thorne’s nightmares are vivid, recurring, and always the same: people vanishing, and him watching, powerless to stop it. A harmless anxiety? Not when Eleanor opens the evening news and sees that real women are disappearing—faces she’s sure she’s seen before, places she knows. The connection between her patient’s dreams and reality is too sharp to ignore.

As Eleanor begins to trace the missing women’s last steps, she finds herself pulled into a labyrinth of coincidence that feels anything but random. Thorne’s too-still gaze, his careful answers, the whisper of a “sensitive case” from a colleague—every detail tightens the knot. Why does he dream of disappearances before they happen? And why does Eleanor feel she’s met the victims? The more she digs, the more her professional composure cracks, and the line between healer and hunter blurs.

*The Last Patient She Saw* is a razor-sharp psychological thriller that will make you question every shadow in your peripheral vision—and wonder if the safest place is really the most dangerous of all.