Seat 14B - Claire Owens

A stranger sits beside her in Seat 14B. By the time the plane lands, someone will be dead.

Avery Shaw boards a late-night flight to Los Angeles expecting six hours of silence, distance, and one more attempt to outrun the story that shaped her life. Instead, the man in the seat beside her knows things he should not know-private details from her childhood, the last phrase her father spoke before he died, and the lie she told as a frightened little girl when the world demanded a clean story.

Then he gives her a warning she cannot ignore:

Before this plane lands, one passenger will be dead unless she tells the truth.

Midair, he disappears from his seat.

What begins as a chilling encounter turns into a locked-cabin nightmare when Avery discovers that multiple people tied to her father's long-buried death are on the same flight. A disgraced witness. A celebrated former prosecutor. A journalist chasing the final piece of a wrongful-conviction scandal. And the son of the man who lost twenty-three years to the lie Avery helped make possible.

As fear tightens its grip on the cabin, Avery is forced to confront the one thing she has spent her adult life avoiding: what really happened that night-and who built the version that destroyed so many lives.

Because the most dangerous person on this plane may not be the one who caused her father's fall.

It may be the one who came in second.

Seat 14B is a tense, twisty psychological suspense novel about memory, power, guilt, and what happens when the truth can no longer be contained.