In It Could Have Been Murder, a thrilling blend of mystery and psychological intrigue, E.D. Rich delivers a complex tale of ambition, deception, and the darker side of human nature. When a boutique consulting firm known for planning detailed, albeit hypothetical, murders for high-stakes team-building meets Guy Brown, a client whose motives blur the lines between simulation and reality, the game takes a perilous turn. As tensions rise and the firm's precisely crafted rules begin to fray, everyone involved must confront their morals and the chilling realities of their chosen profession. Set against a backdrop of corporate warfare and personal vendettas, this novel challenges the concept of justice and explores how thin the line can be between right and wrong. Rich's narrative is gripping from the first sentence, setting the stage for a book that promises to captivate fans of psychological thrillers and mystery genres alike.