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On a sweltering summer day, eleven-year-old Jack and his sisters are stranded in their broken car, waiting for their mother, who promised to return but never does. This moment alters their lives forever. Three years later, Catherine, a soon-to-be mother, wakes to find a knife next to her bed and a chilling note: "I could have killed you." Meanwhile, Jack continues to take charge of his sisters, ensuring their secret remains hidden and embarking on a quest to uncover the truth about their mother's disappearance. However, the truth can be perilous. Praise for the author highlights her ability to redefine the thriller genre, blending gripping narratives with deep emotional insight. Critics note her unique talent for creating compelling, original stories that resonate with readers. Her characters are vividly portrayed, and their fears are palpable, showcasing her skill in exploring the complexities of human emotions. With accolades from various prominent figures in literature, she is recognized as a leading name in crime fiction, captivating audiences with her almost indecently gripping and enjoyable novels.