The Last Party

Perla Wultz lives in a gated Pasadena community with her husband Grant and daughter Sophie. Outwardly affluent and accomplished, she maintains the appearance of an ideal life. However, she harbors a decades-old secret: an obsession with a crime from twenty-three years ago. Twenty-three years prior, Leewood Folcrum confessed to murdering two young girls during a birthday party and received a life sentence. A doctoral student conducting dissertation research begins interviewing Folcrum, encouraging him to discuss his motives, his confession, and the details of what occurred that night. As past and present intersect, the truth behind the infamous murder begins to emerge. Deceptions surface, and an intricately twisted plan unfolds. The novel explores questions of who is deceiving whom, why, and who will die next.