Jane Corry

Jane Corry's novels explore secrets, marriage, family rivalry, memory, and the consequences of stories people tell to protect themselves. My Husband's Wife places competing loyalties inside a relationship already shaped by concealment and suspicion. Blood Sisters turns a shared past into a source of pressure, showing how guilt and different recollections can keep a family conflict alive.

The Dead Ex uses disappearance and uncertain testimony to complicate what seems known about an intimate bond. I Died on a Tuesday begins with violence and reconstruction, while Coming to Find You connects present danger to a place marked by earlier events. Corry builds tension by allowing trust to shift gradually, so that every new disclosure changes both motive and responsibility.