ORDINARY DAMAGE

Natalie Reddick is dead, and the case against her husband looks impossible to challenge. There was a bitter argument, a missing alibi and blood on his clothes. The police have their suspect. The city has its verdict.

Defence lawyer Mara Ellery sees something less certain: a witness whose memory grows more precise with every interview, evidence discovered only after a second search, and questions no one seems interested in asking.

As Mara digs into Natalie's private life, the investigation begins to expose uncomfortable connections and threatens the people determined to keep looking. Her client is hardly helping. He conceals facts, chooses his words carefully and makes innocence harder to defend.

Mara once trusted a convincing case that turned out to be wrong. Now she must decide how far to push when the truth could cost her everything—and still refuse to fit anyone's preferred story.