A dark psychological thriller perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh and Lisa Jewell. There are two sides to every story. But only one is the truth. A young woman turns up at a police station. She has been kept prisoner in her own home. Abused and tortured, her every move watched, her every thought controlled. Now she's finally escaped. That's what she says. But when the police arrive at the address she's given them, her story doesn't seem to add up. Her husband is missing, but his phone and wallet are still in the house. She says she's the victim, but what if she's not? What if the stories she's telling aren't her stories at all...
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She left Hunter to jog to the door. Two law enforcement vehicles came to a stop at the curb, one Cedar Key Police, the other Levy County Sheriff. Another sheriff vehicle was stopped down the street. Maybe Edmund was inside. Not likely.
There are stories in this book to which many women will be able to relate. I have been there too. I'm with you, sister. There are stories in this book that are meant to inspire. Strong women, being powerful.
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