The Masseuse

A Psychological Thriller

She arrives with a massage table. The client is dead. Someone used her phone to book the job.

Cassie Arden keeps a low profile: house calls, cash, no drama. Then a penthouse call goes wrong and the city’s most visible victim is found on her table. The “allergen” is her oil. The alibi is a concierge app that points at her. Cassie knows one thing: someone staged this neat.

Across the lobby, Marco, a doorman who still trusts a paper sign-in book and a crooked little camera, sees what sleek systems miss. And Rhea, the victim’s ex, keeps her own quiet ledger of favors, money, and old lies. When a billion-dollar wellness startup moves to spin the story, Cassie, Marco, and Rhea must choose: accept the neat version, or follow the ugly truth.

Small clues matter: a smudge of tape, a red dot on a copy, a wristwatch in the wrong shot, a timer that chirps at midnight. The more they pull, the more a “care” empire unravels, until the final scene lands where no one expects.