Angol
Elena Sterling has spent most of her life avoiding phone calls.
To everyone else, it looks like anxiety. A quirk. A private fear she manages with texts, emails, and carefully controlled silence. But Elena knows the truth: whenever she speaks to someone on the phone, she hears more than their voice. She hears what they are hiding. Not their spoken words. Their buried ones.
When her fiancé, Theo Lockhart, begins receiving late-night calls from an unknown woman, Elena tries to convince herself it is nothing. A wrong number. A troubled client. A secret that belongs to someone else. But when she finally answers his phone, she hears a woman's terror on the other end of the line-and beneath Theo's calm explanations, something far worse.
Not again.
As Elena searches for the caller, she uncovers a pattern of missing women, rewritten histories, and a man whose compassion may be his most convincing disguise. Now every ring pulls her closer to the truth, and every voice reveals another secret someone wanted buried.
Because the phone doesn't tell Elena what people say.
It tells her what they are desperate to hide.
