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The Seventh Vote
Ten years ago, twelve jurors convicted an innocent man. Now someone is erasing them one by one, in the order they voted.
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Sloane Mercer
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Ten years ago, twelve jurors raised their hands. Now someone is crossing them off the list in the order they voted.
Gideon Locke was a Bellhaven detective for twenty-two years. He was also juror number seven in the Calloway murder trial—the man who hesitated, felt the case wobble, and raised his hand anyway. A decade later, he is a retired cop living above a diner. Then two fellow jurors die within two days: a fall in a garage, a fire in a kitchen. Both are written off as accidents, but Gideon realizes they were the first two to vote guilty.
Someone is working through the jury in order, and Gideon has four names ahead of him. With no proof, his only leads are a coroner’s note never read aloud at trial and a stranger’s business card.
Renata Kaputz investigates wrongful convictions and has spent eighteen months fighting for Marcus Wren, the man Gideon helped convict. New DNA from beneath the victim’s fingernails isn't his—it belongs to a woman. Together, an ex-detective carrying a decade of guilt and an investigator who refuses to look away must find the remaining jurors before the killer strikes again.
The person behind the list is no stranger. She is patient, beloved, and funds local charities; no one in Bellhaven would suspect her. She sees herself not as cruel, but as thorough. She has waited ten years to seal the verdict by eliminating anyone who might ever speak.
Some verdicts are never finished. A town can forgive itself almost anything until the one person who remembers decides to speak the truth.
If you love legal thrillers, wrongful-conviction mysteries, cold-case investigations, and flawed heroes seeking redemption—this is your next read.
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