Good Husbands

Jessica, Stephanie, and Priyanka have never crossed paths, yet each has received a letter making the same grave accusation: that her husband sexually assaulted someone more than twenty years ago. The incident has stayed hidden for all that time, and now it has landed on three households at once. Each woman must decide whether a stranger's account can be trusted over the man she married and the life they have built together.

Rather than setting the letters aside, the three women pool what they know and begin to look into what really happened. Their search reaches back into their husbands' histories and their own assumptions, and it becomes harder to tell whose version of events holds up.

The novel asks readers to weigh competing claims and to consider who was harmed and what accountability could look like after so many years. It is a domestic suspense story about loyalty, doubt, and the secrets that can sit beneath an ordinary marriage.