PROOF

The notes come first: printed, unsigned, left on her windshield and in her mailbox. Then the photos start. Her house after dark. Carolyn at her own kitchen window. Her daughters in the school pickup line.
Carolyn is 42, divorced, raising two girls, and living with borderline personality disorder. When she says someone is watching her, the police and the people around her decide she's spiraling again.
Leon believes her. He works nights at a copy shop, and he has a gift he refuses to name: within two minutes of meeting someone, he knows exactly who they are. So when Carolyn starts seeing Wes, a kind, ordinary man who seems perfect, Leon knows something is wrong with him. The closer Leon gets to the truth, the more certain he is that Wes is behind the notes, and that Carolyn and her girls are running out of time.
Leon has never been wrong about a face. But there's one he's never been able to read.
PROOF is a psychological thriller about love, fear, and how far two people will go to make sure they never lose each other.