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'Numbness floods my body as I stumble up the steps leading to my house. Inside I know my five-year-old’s bed is empty, her dresser is ransacked, her overnight bag is gone. I can see her dolls lying untouched through the window of our perfect family home – in the place where I thought I could protect her forever. My daughter is missing.
'You’d think my first instinct would be to call the police.
'But I know who’s taken my daughter.
'And I know that the police can’t help me.
'Only I can convince the woman who has my baby to give her back. She thinks she knows my secrets… but she has no idea.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
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