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An unputdownable new thriller from the internationally bestselling author of The Favorite Girl, about a woman who has kept her family's secrets buried for years, but now the love of her life is digging them up, perfect for fans of Jeneva Rose, Freida McFadden, and Noelle Ihli.
He was directing the story for the world to see. Little did he know he was protecting its villain. Me.
Mila Winston has always been obsessed with death. Ever since the tragic deaths of her mother and sister, she has enabled her macabre obsession by writing obituaries for the living. Deciding a change of scenery might change her perspective, Mila swaps the close, claustrophobic small town of Sunny Oaks, North Carolina, for the bright lights of New York City. All the glitz and glamour seem to push Mila's demons aside...temporarily.
When a documentary begins filming about the disappearances and murders of a group of teenage girls, Mila knows it's only a matter of time before they come knocking on her door. Because she knows more about death than anyone knows, and now she has to change the story to make sure it leads away from her own family secrets. There's just one problem: Mila's fiancé is the one directing the documentary.
But it's only a matter of time before the people closest to her start uncovering the skeletons in her closet. Because once they start finding and counting bodies, they're going to realize that one is missing. Because only one person knows, and she needs to keep the world from finding out the whole, bloody truth.
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