The Testimony: A Hollowell Moral Series - Book 2

She broke the law to catch him. Now she's being used to set him free.

Elena Vargas picked up the phone and ended her career to stop a killer. She reported her own patient because a woman was going to die. It cost her license, and she is fighting to win it back.

She thought that was the worst it could get.

Then her former patient, Thomas Crane, has his lawyer send a subpoena.
For the defense.

Now she has to take the stand and answer every question put to her: the remorse she observed, the sleepless nights, the hands he scrubbed raw while a mother she also treated kept asking what happened to her son.

Every word she said about his remorse is about to become his best weapon.

And that mother, Diane Hollowell, will be in the gallery fifteen feet away with her spiral notebook, listening as Elena, who once held her hand across a table, describes Crane's suffering in the language of compassion.

Under oath, Elena can tell the truth and hand Crane a lighter sentence while Diane listens, or shade it and give the licensing board its reason to refuse her reinstatement.

A riveting psychological thriller about a witness turned into a weapon, the law used as a trap, and the price of telling the truth.

The Testimony is Book Two of the Hollowell Moral Series.