Her work explores the idea of “social murder” — the concept that powerful institutions and corporations can destroy lives while remaining legally untouchable.
Through the character at the center of Diary of a CEO Assassin, Janne examines what happens when that imbalance is challenged.
A Harvard-trained attorney becomes the world’s most elusive assassin before defending herself in the trial of the century.
Diary of a CEO Assassin is a psychological legal thriller built around a single question:
Why do our institutions punish some forms of killing while legitimizing others?
Through a relentless courtroom battle and a modern Faustian bargain, Janne Doe challenges the hypocrisy of corporate power, religious authority, and the justice system itself.
The novel doesn’t ask readers to agree with her. It asks whether the truths we defend are convictions… or simply the stories our institutions have taught us to believe.
