The Dinner Party Alibi

Eight neighbors. One perfect dinner. One alibi too good to be true.

On a cold October night in Willow Bend Court, five couples gather for an elegant dinner party. By morning, one of the guests is dead.

Every person at that table swears they never left. The timeline is airtight. The photographs, the text messages, even a security camera pointed at the dog all agree.

But Nora Ellison remembers leaving the table. She remembers what she saw from an upstairs window. And she knows she is hiding secrets of her own.

Now the police are asking questions Nora can’t answer without exposing her marriage, her friendships, and the one thing she swore she’d never tell. Her neighbors are lying. Her own code is on a dead woman’s gate. And the more minutes Nora reconstructs, the clearer it becomes that this wasn’t just a dinner. It was a plan.

For readers who love twisty domestic suspense, unreliable witnesses, and marriages built on lies, The Dinner Party Alibi asks one question: what if the dinner table is the reason everyone looks innocent?