Nothing Left by Tati Hayes

My sister is perfect.
She’s smarter than me, prettier than me, and better than me in every way that matters. And she makes sure to remind me of it every chance she gets.

“You’re an embarrassment, Maya.”
“You’re so ordinary. Plain. Nothing.”

I’m just the pathetic little nobody she graciously allowed to move into her husband’s mansion so she could have someone beneath her to look down on.
But there’s one massive crack in her perfect life.
Her husband only looks at me.
Graham doesn’t touch her. He won’t even sleep in the same wing of the house. Instead, he sneaks into my bedroom at night, pulls up a chair beside my bed, and watches me breathe.
He buys me expensive gifts. He tells me I’m beautiful. A masterpiece.

I know I should be horrified.
Instead, every time my sister reminds me I’m nothing, her husband’s sick obsession makes me feel like everything.
But obsessions don’t stay harmless forever.
And Graham is hell-bent on leaving me with nothing and no one but him.

What is my sister going to do when she realizes her husband is dying to get into my bed and heart, and doing everything he can to stay out of hers?
Because the closer he gets to crossing that line, the more I’m afraid I might want him too.

Nothing Left is the first standalone in the What Still Remains Duet, where each book follows the story of one of the sisters.