The Good Wife's Second Autopsy

Evelyn Holt kept the books, kept the house, and kept a marriage running for twenty-three years with the quiet precision of a woman who never missed a decimal point. When her husband Clarence dies, she does what she does best: she makes a list. Probate. Pension. Property portfolio. Forty-two items, sorted by urgency.
Then she opens the locked drawer in his desk.
A hidden marriage certificate. A woman shes never heard of. A name borrowed from his dead mother. And suddenly the man Evelyn buried — the man everyone called "one of the good ones" — begins to look like a set of accounts shes never been allowed to audit.
Now Evelyn must untangle a web of bigamy, buried finances, and a business partner whose condolences feel rehearsed. Every document she uncovers pulls her deeper into a life Clarence built in the shadows — a life with its own address, its own woman, its own lies.
But Evelyn is a forensic accountant. She doesnt panic. She doesnt guess. She follows the numbers, and the numbers always tell the truth — even when the man she loved never did.