I was sucked into the mystery of Wyn's disappearance and her mother's search from page one. The story demands that you keep reading as it slowly pieces together what happened on the last day Wyn was seen, through both her eyes and Jessica's. I was all in, until I felt like the author went three twists too many past believable. Some of the character's actions were just unfathomable to me. I enjoyed reading the book but I didn't care for how the puzzle pieces were fit together.

Thank you to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for access to this arc.

When Jessica Moore’s 17 year old daughter disappears, police believe she’s a runaway and tell Jessica not to worry, she’ll come home in her own time. But Wyn doesn’t return and Jessica hears nothing until a year later, when she gets a series of texts from her daughter, begging for help. Wyn appears to fear for her life, but she cautions her mother not to contact the police. According to Wyn, her kidnapper is a member of law enforcement. Using all her determination and desperation, Wyn sets out to uncover the truth about what happened to her daughter, even if it kills her.