I think I killed a man yesterday.

Rocki remembers enough to know that something happened. She remembers the pieces, the feelings, the moments that refuse to fit neatly together. What she doesn't know—or perhaps doesn't want to know—is exactly how a man ended up dead.

From the outside, Rocki's life is polished and carefully controlled. She knows how to smile when she's furious, stay quiet when she's underestimated, and keep the darkest parts of herself hidden beneath an immaculate exterior. With her loyal English bulldog, Nola, rarely far from her side, Rocki has built a life that looks almost untouchable.

But appearances are easy to perfect.

The truth is harder.

As secrets begin to surface and memories become increasingly unreliable, the line between victim and villain starts to disappear. Everyone seems to have their own version of what happened, and the closer Rocki gets to the truth, the more dangerous the questions become.

Who is lying?

Who deserves revenge?

And what if the woman you're rooting for is the one you should fear most?

ROCKI is a dark psychological thriller about betrayal, obsession, survival, revenge, and the dangerous stories we tell ourselves to justify the things we've done.

Because justice isn't always delivered in a courtroom.

Sometimes it's personal.

An eye for an eye.