There is £1,850 in an envelope on Esther Levin's hall table.



She doesn't know exactly where it came from.



Her husband wants an explanation.

Her lover is offering money.

And Esther is beginning to discover that the records of her own life no longer agree with one another.



After years of secrecy, damage and carefully managed explanations, Esther's marriage is finally running out of places to hide. Elliot has started checking the accounts. Cash withdrawals don't make sense. Prescription records raise questions. Household payments are frozen.



Daniel Cross, meanwhile, keeps appearing at precisely the point where inconvenience becomes need—with money, practical solutions and the seductive competence Esther has never managed to resist.



At first, the problem seems financial.



Then Esther begins losing certainty about time.



A receipt says she was somewhere she barely remembers. A clinic record appears where it should not. Tablets don't add up. A security camera captures movements without explaining them. Someone contacts her from a number she doesn't recognise and seems to know more about her records than she does.



Every piece of evidence is real.



They simply refuse to tell the same story.



And when Esther wakes after another fractured night, the question is no longer whether she has lied to Elliot.



It is whether she can trust herself to know what happened inside her own house.



FREE FALLING is a dark domestic psychological thriller about money, dependency, adultery, unreliable memory and the terrifying moment when your bank statements, medical records, phone and body become witnesses against you.



Intimate, erotic and increasingly claustrophobic, Book Three of the Esther Levin series turns a marriage already damaged by betrayal into a mystery Esther may be too compromised to solve.