The Angelica Tree

She calls it justice. Everyone else calls it revenge.

When three-year-old Angel Ganz witnesses a brutal killing, something inside her switches off, igniting a lifelong obsession with retribution that defines her world.

In the back booths and service aisles of a mid-century diner, she masters reading people, manipulating others with ease. Control becomes her currency—until she meets the one man who tests its limits, pushing her into a volatile balance of desire, dominance, and risk.

Angel does what she always does when chapters end: adapts, advances, and builds again. Success follows. Old scores are settled—all but one. When the past resurfaces, she closes in on her final move with the same willful precision.

Sometimes in life, bad things just happen, and we can do nothing but sleep through them—pretend they never took place.

Or not.

Dark, psychological, and laced with tension, The Angelica Tree is a story of power, control, and the peril of letting vengeance define a life.

“A fascinating tale of a narcissist run amok.”
— Mary Hildenbrand, bestselling award-winning author