As if you don't see it

Lacey Farrell is the third-ranked star in Manhattan's real estate world. And he's her key to other people's apartments... and their lives. One of those victims: murder. As the dying woman breathes her last, she hands Lacey her deceased daughter's diary, convinced that her attacker wasn't after her. The story should have ended there, but her curiosity gets the better of her. She keeps a copy of the clear diary and gives the original to the police. Strange events unfold, proving to her—and this reckless act proves it—that the next name on the list of traitors is Lacey Farrell, the rising star in Manhattan's real estate scene. He witnesses a murder and the victim's last words. The dying woman is convinced that her attacker was after her deceased daughter's diary, which Lacey gives to the police, but not before making a copy for herself. It's a motive that will later prove almost fatal. Armed with her own courage and clues from the magazine, Lacey returns to New York determined to find out who is behind the deaths of the two women... before she becomes the next victim.