On the night of their tenth anniversary, Clara disappears. Her Mercedes turns up with blood on the seat; a diary surfaces that points straight at her husband, Daniel. The cameras love him-so does his story of a fragile wife who "wandered." Detective Sarah won't buy tidy evidence, and Evelyn, Clara's older sister, recognizes an old code they shared as girls: follow the rope.
As the press conference turns into a stage and neighbors choose sides, Sarah dissects contradictions-a journal that's a little too perfect, timelines that almost fit-while Evelyn hunts the private language hidden in knots, loops, and ties. Each woman closes in from a different angle, forcing Daniel's carefully curated image to fray.
Is this a trap, or a plan?
In this propulsive domestic thriller, evidence can be both true and arranged-and the most ordinary object in the house might be the loudest message of all.