Mara Wexler wakes up on Tuesday morning to discover one very inconvenient problem:
According to the internet, she’s dead.
There’s an obituary with her name on it. Tributes are already pouring in. Her phone number has been disconnected. Even the local funeral home seems convinced that Mara Wexler is no longer among the living.
Mara, meanwhile, is very much alive.
At first, it looks like an absurd mistake. But her obituary contains details that strangers shouldn’t know, official records begin confirming a death that never happened, and every attempt to correct the truth only reveals another piece of a much stranger puzzle.
Someone didn’t accidentally declare Mara dead.
Someone needed people to believe it.
With Theo—the one person willing to admit the evidence doesn’t add up—Mara begins digging into the secrets hiding beneath her seemingly ordinary small town.
The deeper they investigate, the more dangerous the mystery becomes. And somewhere between chasing answers, confronting her own funeral, and trying to reclaim a life the world has already erased, Mara finds herself getting dangerously close to the last thing she expected.
Theo.
I Found Out I Was Dead On Tuesday is a quirky small-town mystery filled with dark humor, amateur sleuthing, strange town secrets, an impossible obituary, slow-burn romance, and one extremely alive woman determined to discover who killed her on paper—and why.