At seven years old, I was arrested.
Interrogated. Photographed like a criminal. By a homicide detective—my father.
That photograph became Exhibit A in a case I refused to open for fifty years.
Not because I feared the evidence.
Because I didn’t know who to bring it to.
The crime was too old.
The suspects too many.
The victim and the villain kept exchanging faces when I wasn’t looking.
There are two murders in this book.
Or not.
Maybe just accidental deaths.
Huge betrayal — for sure.
No clean arrest.
No satisfying resolution.
No one with entirely clean hands.
Everyone is guilty of something.
And everyone has a reason.
Victims disguised as villains.
Villains disguised as children.
Four generations. One chain. Fifty years of evidence.
The case is now open.
The testimonies contradict.
The confessions condemn.
The truths shift depending on who is
telling the story.
The verdict is not mine to give.
It never was.
Who is the villain? You decide.


Serbian-born Londoner Anna Camilleri was raised by a homicide detective and a woman who treated glamour as a survival strategy.
She wrote her first book at nineteen — a story she wasn’t yet ready to tell.
It took her thirty-seven more years.
In between: two decades building businesses, publishing luxury magazines, and asking the one question she couldn’t answer in a boardroom — how do you transform damage you didn’t choose into something that doesn’t destroy the people who come after you?
Her previous books, Clinic.Business.Passion and The First 20 Clients, were independently published on Amazon.
Who Is the Villain? YOU Decide is her first literary work — and the first she considers written from the soul rather than survival.
British by mentality. Londoner by choice. Serbian by resilience.

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