She sat next to the wrong person.Rosie Trent boards the same train to London every morning.Same seat. Same carriage. Same quiet routine.Until today.Because the man sitting beside her isn't just another commuter - he's typing something she wasn't meant to see.A confession.At first, Rosie tells herself it's fiction. A twisted story. A harmless distraction. But then he looks at her. Says her name. And by the time the train pulls into Paddington, Rosie knows two things for sure:He chose her for a reason.And this journey is only the beginning. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Mark Edwards, Lisa Jewell and TM Logan, The Commuter's Confession is an 8,000 word short, sharp psychological thriller you can devour in one gripping sitting

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