She agreed to help her mother. Twelve hours later, her mother was gone—and Avery's signature was everywhere.
When Avery Shaw reluctantly agrees to take power of attorney for her estranged mother, Eleanor, she expects paperwork, old resentments, and another uncomfortable encounter with a family she learned long ago not to trust.
She doesn't expect Eleanor to disappear.
Then the documents begin to surface.
A trust acceptance.
A bank transfer.
An incapacity petition.
Every one of them carries Avery's real signature.
On paper, the story is devastatingly simple: Avery gained control of her mother's affairs, moved the money, and then her mother vanished.
Except Avery didn't sign those documents.
As suspicion closes around her, Avery is forced back into a family fractured by money, caregiving, resentment, and secrets no one wants exposed. Her sister Tessa has spent years caring for Eleanor. Her brother Grant has his own version of what the family owes him. And somewhere inside a maze of trusts, beneficiary schedules, medical records, and perfectly legitimate signatures is the truth about what happened to Eleanor.
Because a signature can prove that you signed a page.
It can't prove what was on the page when you signed it.
And someone in Avery's family knows exactly how to exploit the difference.
The Beneficiary Page is a psychological thriller about family, memory, inheritance, and the terrifying distance between giving someone your signature and giving them your consent.
Perfect for readers who love domestic suspense, family secrets, financial deception, unreliable evidence, and mysteries where the greatest danger comes from someone you already trust.
Book Two of The Lies We Sign. Each novel tells a complete standalone story about an ordinary document, an intimate betrayal, and the lie hiding behind a signature.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She agreed to help her mother. Twelve hours later, her mother was gone-and Avery's signature was everywhere.When Avery Shaw reluctantly agrees to take power of attorney for her estranged mother, Eleanor, she expects paperwork, old resentments, and another uncomfortable encounter with a family she learned long ago not to trust.She doesn't expect Eleanor to disappear.Then the documents begin to surface.A trust acceptance.A bank transfer.An incapacity petition.Every one of them carries Avery's real signature.On paper, the story is devastatingly simple: Avery gained control of her mother's affairs, moved the money, and then her mother vanished.Except Avery didn't sign those documents.As suspicion closes around her, Avery is forced back into a family fractured by money, caregiving, resentment, and secrets no one wants exposed. Her sister Tessa has spent years caring for Eleanor. Her brother Grant has his own version of what the family owes him. And somewhere inside a maze of trusts, beneficiary schedules, medical records, and perfectly legitimate signatures is the truth about what happened to Eleanor.Because a signature can prove that you signed a page.It can't prove what was on the page when you signed it.And someone in Avery's family knows exactly how to exploit the difference.The Beneficiary Page is a psychological thriller about family, memory, inheritance, and the terrifying distance between giving someone your signature and giving them your consent.Perfect for readers who love domestic suspense, family secrets, financial deception, unreliable evidence, and mysteries where the greatest danger comes from someone you already trust.Book Two of The Lies We Sign. Each novel tells a complete standalone story about an ordinary document, an intimate betrayal, and the lie hiding behind a signature. Artikel-Nr. 9798192722138
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