Domestic Thrillers
Findlay Ward
Stories that don't let go.
Poetic Justice Series
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Do you crave stories where darkness nearly triumphs—only to be shattered by the unyielding strength of women?
The Poetic Justice series delivers that guilty pleasure in full force. Just when evil seems poised to win, women rise. With unexpected allies and unstoppable resolve, they turn the tables—unleashing retribution on those who tried to silence them.
The Poetic Justice Series delves deep into the cycles of violence against women, exploring legacy, agency, and the raw pursuit of justice. Each story pulses with emotional intensity and social relevance, building toward climactic reckonings that are as cathartic as they are unforgettable.
Book One
2nd Edition Available
Three women.
Three generations.
One haunting legacy.
Book Two
Available Early 2026
Rachael's abusive husband's death was the beginning of her torment.
Book Three Available Early 2027
When two strangers
appeared, Rachael had
to decide who was the dangerous one.
About the Author
FINDLAY WARD has always been captivated by mystery, storytelling, and the intricacies of human nature. With a BA in Psychology, she brings a keen understanding of behavior and motivation to her writing—driven by a lifelong curiosity about why people do what they do. Her debut novel, Said the Spider to the Fly, first self-published in 2024, is now being relaunched as the opening installment in the Poetic Justice series.
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Raised on a steady diet of Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys adventures, Findlay developed an early love for suspense and emotionally layered characters. Today, she writes from her rural Alberta home, where she can often be found reading on the back deck, accompanied by her husband, her dog, and the ever presence of wandering wildlife.
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