Diary of Deceit

A missing sister. A journal full of lies. A mind on the brink of collapse.

When Elena Ward inherits a dusty journal from her supposedly dead twin sister, Iris, she expects grief—not madness. But the diary doesn’t just whisper memories. It rewrites them.

Each entry contradicts the last. Some aren’t in her handwriting. Others describe events she doesn't remember—or swears never happened. As Elena spirals deeper into obsession, she begins to question:
Is Iris still alive?
Is someone manipulating her?
Or is she losing her mind?

Told entirely through chilling, fragmented diary entries, Pages of Deceit pulls readers into a psychological maze where truth shifts like shadows. With echoes of Fight Club and The Silent Patient, this thriller explores identity, memory, and the terrifying power of the mind to deceive.

Nothing in the pages can be trusted—including the narrator.
And the final entry changes everything.