He Loved My Drunk Driver

From the back cover

Past midnight, a woman lies in bed scrolling when she taps into a livestream confession: a man admits he is sleeping with the drunk driver who crippled his wife, that he can only touch his wife in darkness, and that her missing arm disgusts him. Then he says she lost it saving his mother. The woman freezes, because five years ago she threw herself in front of a car to save her mother-in-law and lost her right arm. The voice belongs to Simon, her husband of twenty years.

When Simon comes home early from a conference, he massages her scarred shoulder with practiced tenderness and gives her perfume and a bracelet. The receipt shows the bracelet was a free gift with a ten-thousand-dollar set meant for someone else. A private investigator's file names the driver who hit her: Brianna, the grad student Simon once complained about, and the woman he now loves.

Watching Simon guide Brianna's hands in a pottery studio, she must decide which Simon is real—the devoted husband or the man who called her half a ghost.