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She was the woman people trusted with their darkest secrets.
A respected psychotherapist. Intelligent, compassionate, and seemingly ordinary. To her patients, she was a lifeline. To the world, she was invisible.
Then the bodies began to appear.
Over the course of a single year, more than a dozen men-young and old, strangers and respected members of society alike-are found murdered under chillingly calculated circumstances. The evidence eventually leads to one suspect: an attractive Black woman with no history of violence and no clear motive.
As her murder trial grips the nation, investigators uncover a journal hidden among her belongings.
Inside are dated entries chronicling every alleged victim, every killing, and the deeply personal justification behind each one. What begins as a confession slowly transforms into something far more unsettling-a window into the mind of a woman who insists she didn't murder innocent men... she punished monsters.
With each page, the line between justice and vengeance begins to blur, forcing everyone to confront the same terrifying question:
What happened to the woman who once dedicated her life to healing others?
The answer has been waiting all along...
...in The Journal of a Female Serial Killer.