




TWISTY PAGE-TURNERS, BONE-CHILLING SUSPENSE & DOMESTIC DRAMA
Claire Stibbe is the author of the Detective Temeke Crime series and the Play Him Play Her domestic suspense books. Her books have been praised by the New Mexico/Arizona Book Awards, Page Turner Awards and Best Book Awards sponsored by American Book Fest.
Her next book Blind Spot will be published in June 2026.
Author photo: © James English
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A split-second decision. A man left for dead. A truth that won’t stay buried.
When a man is killed in a hit-and-run on a rural road, Kitty Ellison forces herself to forget what she glimpsed in the headlights—until she learns the dead man is her boss.
As police begin asking questions, Kitty’s carefully constructed life starts to crack. Consumed by guilt over taking a shortcut home that night, she tells herself she hit a deer in the chaos of wind and rain—and drove on.
The weight of his death deepens as Kitty confronts how close she was to him. Charismatic, powerful, and deeply flawed, he trusted her with his secrets, while she risked everything to keep their relationship hidden.
With suspicion closing in, Kitty must face the possibility that her greatest crime wasn’t what she did on that road, but the choices she made long before that night.
Because she isn’t just hiding the truth from the police. She’s hiding it from herself.
Some truths don’t stay hidden.
And some choices can’t be undone.
Blind Spot is a psychologically charged thriller about obsession, moral compromise, and the devastating consequences of looking away.
Claire Stibbe's Books
Psychological Thrillers - The Obsession Collection
The Perfect Marriage is the Perfect Illusion - Family Secrets
Crime Fiction - The Detective Temeke Series
6-part series published by dpDigital Publishers

Triggers and Themes:
Gaslighting
Memory loss,
Toxic relationships,
Stalking,
Kidnapping,
Unreliable narrators
Themes of violence and death
Marital betrayal
Secrets and lies
InfidelityI
Intense emotional distress,
Domestic issues and marital conflict
Dissociative identity disorder
Non-explicit references to abuse
Mild profanity if any
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- Francis Bacon











