My Husband's Perfect Murder

Ethan Vance is the most devoted rising star in the city's medical field, a man who gave up a chance to study abroad for his wife, Summer Reed, who suffers from severe depression. He even built a sterile medical suite in their home for her care. Then Summer finds a death certificate dated three days from now, naming her cause of death as an overdose of sleeping pills, beside a top-secret autopsy report from her mother's lab explosion, signed by Ethan's father, Arthur Vance. Each day Ethan brings her warm milk and tells her to rest.

Summer has quietly replaced the medicine in that milk with a hallucinogenic neurotoxin meant for him. When she stops taking her pills, Ethan reports her as self-destructive and delusional, and police and doctors arrive to verify. His family's messages and her medical records being accessed from elsewhere build a flawless electronic trail of a mental breakdown. At her institute, her targeted drug project is taken from her and she is put on paid leave.

Since he wants her to die a perfectly natural death, she intends to make him go mad for all the world to see.