Mrs. March
Mrs. March lives a meticulously ordered life, proud of her husband George's success as a writer. But when a shopkeeper suggests his latest character, Johanna, is based on her, her world begins to unravel. This accusation sends Mrs. March on a paranoid journey, questioning everything she thought she knew about her husband and herself, leading her to uncover dark secrets hidden within his work and their seemingly perfect life.
Mrs. March is a standalone novel, offering a complete narrative within its pages without requiring prior knowledge of other books or setting up future installments.
The narrative perspective in Mrs. March is notably unreliable, as the story unfolds through the increasingly distorted perceptions of the protagonist, making it challenging to discern reality from her paranoia.