The closer she comes to uncovering the truth, the more she unwittingly puts those she loves at risk. Her instincts are off, and every clue she uncovers only raises more doubts, not just about the missing girl and the circumstances of her disappearance, but also about the fragile safety Gwen’s created for her family. Gwen has a reputation for finding those who are lost, but this time something is wrong. The case is that of a missing girl, last seen getting into a truck with a stranger before disappearing. When a violent incident at Connor’s school brings the press to Gwen’s doorstep, she agrees to take a case out of town hoping to keep her family out of the crushing media spotlight.
But there are some things even she can’t protect them from. Gwen Proctor has always been willing to do anything it takes to protect her kids. Compelling characters and plenty of credible plot twists compensate for a too-predictable climax.Sometimes danger comes from the most unexpected places.
Caine spins a powerful story of maternal love and individual self-realization that cries out for at least one redeeming sequel. For help, she can turn to Javi, her shooting instructor Absalom, an enigmatic computer presence and Sam, a kind-looking stranger new to the area. But the discovery of a body in the lake and the appearance of threatening letters rock the boat of her new life. With Mel incarcerated, Gwen hopes to make a safe home and normal life in rural Stillhouse Lake, Tenn., for herself and her troubled boys. Gina has now transformed herself into tough Gwen Proctor, licensed to carry a.
For the next four years, she was pursued unmercifully by online abusers who still believed her a guilty accomplice to Mel Royal’s atrocities. Bestseller Caine (the Morganville Vampires series) poses an interesting question in this rapid-fire thriller: what happens to a wife who didn’t know her husband abducted, flayed, tortured, and dismembered young women in their Wichita, Kans., garage? After finding out, Gina Royal was arrested, separated from her two sons, put on trial, then acquitted.
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