Everyone knows Ivy Langston. The soft-spoken artist. The woman with the wineglass smile and paint-stained hands. Her gallery is the heart of the city's art scene - hauntingly beautiful, rich with symbolism, and always a little hard to explain. What they don't know? Ten of her most admired paintings are tributes to the people she's killed. No faces, no names - just symbols. A zodiac sign here, a birth flower there. A celestial body hidden beneath the brushstrokes. Her art isn't confession. It's ritual. And the police? Still staring at footprints while the evidence hangs on gallery walls. But things are starting to unravel. An admirer gets too close. A detective starts asking better questions. And Ivy's next painting? It might not be about a stranger at all. The Symbolist is a slow-burn psychological thriller told through shifting POVs - Ivy, the detective on her trail, and the author who knows she's lying. It's art. It's murder. And it's all perfectly framed.

She hid the body to save her life. Now, she must work with the victim to find his killer. When hotel worker Liv discovers the corpse of billionaire Adrien, her only thought is survival. Panicked, she makes the body disappear. But instead of running, she finds a new partner in her nightmare: Adrien's ghost. Trapped in the luxurious Dubai hotel where he was murdered, they form an unlikely alliance. The killer is a man who wears his face-an identical double who has seamlessly taken his place. To clear her name and bring a murderer to justice, Liv must outsmart the doppelgänger before he discovers she's the one person who can expose his perfect crime.