Saving Grace

Grace Pierrepoint Rendell, a billionaire's only child, grapples with paranoia and fears her husband may murder her for her inheritance after her father's death. To protect herself, she writes a novel featuring a heroine in similar circumstances, hoping to expose her husband's plans indirectly. When her trusted editor is murdered and she becomes a suspect, Grace must race against time to clear her name and reveal the truth through her writing. The story explores themes of marginalization and the struggle for self-assertion.