Ghost Account. The Echo Line, #6

The most dangerous lies are the ones that feel like home. Colette Beckford is a freelance photographer who makes her living seeing what others miss. But she completely missed the truth about the man sleeping in her bed. When a stray piece of mail reveals a bank account opened in her name-co-signed by her father, who has been dead for three years-Colette's meticulously organized life shatters. The "ghost account" holds $340, 000 in structured deposits tied directly to a massive federal embezzlement scheme.
The architect of this fraud isn't a faceless hacker. It is her boyfriend, Noel. For eight months, Noel has used their intimacy as a Trojan horse, quietly accessing her files, her home network, and her deceased father's credentials to construct a parallel financial life designed to make Colette the perfect fall guy. With the FBI closing in and a grand jury subpoena looming, Colette cannot rely on the law to save her.
She must turn her professional lens on her own life, dismantling Noel's carefully built illusion frame by frame to find the evidence that will clear her name. But as she digs deeper into the architecture of his lies, she discovers that Noel's true identity is a labyrinth of dead ends, and the stolen money is only the beginning of the betrayal.