Betrayal Case 04: Data Corruption

Twenty-two years of marriage. Eleven years of running his life. One minute to burn it all down.

Lindy has spent over a decade as the invisible machinery behind her husband Jerome's wildly successful consulting career. She handles his calendar, manages his wealthiest clients, and holds the master keys to his entire digital existence. He takes the credit; she takes the satisfaction of a job perfectly done.

Then, while syncing his new phone, she finds the hotel receipts and the photos of a younger woman.

Instead of screaming, crying, or throwing a fit, Lindy does what she does best: she organizes. Armed with a thirty-minute timer and total administrative access, she begins to systematically unpick the threads of Jerome's professional and personal life. She reroutes his passwords, corrupts his files, and poisons his professional network, all while smiling at him across the dinner table every night.

By the time Jerome realizes he has been locked out of his own world, Lindy will already be gone.

Data Corruption is a sharp, satisfying women's fiction novel about betrayal, starting over, and the cold, calculated art of taking back your life. Perfect for fans of meticulously plotted domestic revenge.