Hell Can Wait

One name, dozens of faces. And Terra is hunting every one of them.

Years ago, Terra narrowly escaped a staged "accident" that should have ended her life. Now she finally knows who orchestrated it-Vanessa, a woman she's never met but can't stop thinking about.

Obsessed and unraveling, Terra turns to social media to find her would-be killer.
A tagged photo.
A shared location.
A familiar smile.
Each clue pulls her deeper into an online maze where every woman who even resembles her or arch-nemesis becomes a potential target. But she isn't alone in her hunt. Her alter ego, Shelly-the voice that once protected her, pushed her, guided her-now urges her toward revenge.

Shelly sees what Terra can't: patterns, clues, and the hidden motives behind every smiling profile picture.

Together, they stalk the sprawling world of social media, constructing a digital net to catch Vanessa.

As the bodies accumulate, Shelly grows louder, bolder, more insistent-and Terra begins to lose track of where her thoughts end and Shelly's begin. Again and again, she strikes-only to realize she's murdered the wrong woman, another innocent victim. With each killing, the person who truly set Terra up slips further away as Terra's world collapses into delusion and bloodshed. And while the police scramble to put an end to the horror in California, one haunting question remains: How many women will Terra kill before she finds the right one?

Hell Can Wait is a chilling psychological thriller of obsession, identity, and the deadly consequences in sharing a face and name. As you flip through the pages of this book, one thing becomes painfully clear...

Every doppelgänger must die