Naomi Bell is found dead inside central evidence storage at police headquarters, with her murdered mother's case file resting on her chest. The door was sealed. The cameras show Naomi entering alone. According to every official record, her killer never entered the room.
Detectives Kim Moore and Gary Hernandez soon discover that someone has altered the surveillance timeline—and that a second body has been concealed beneath the evidence shelves. Both deaths point toward Halcyon, a covert program capable of changing memories, manufacturing confessions, and protecting powerful people by rewriting the record itself.
As witnesses begin doubting their own pasts and manufactured footage turns allies into suspects, Kim is forced to confront missing pieces of her history, the father she believed was dead, and a threat closing in on her daughter. To solve Naomi's murder, Kim and Gary must determine which evidence is real before the killer corrects the truth one final time.
The Woman in the Evidence Room is the second novel in The 11th District Homicides, a gripping police-procedural series featuring a complete murder investigation in every book, continuing detectives, department corruption, personal stakes, and mysteries designed to keep readers guessing until the final reveal.
