In a seemingly picture perfect town, 12 year old Sienna Voss vanishes - and any sense of safety in the small community shatters. What starts as a straightforward missing person case unravels to reveal a sinister, interconnected past- one where the past comes back to haunt those who thought they were safe.
Following Sienna’s disappearance, three very different women are forced into a web of mounting dread, secrets, and panic. I do love a multi pov perspective and this really highlighted to me who should and shouldn’t be trusted, and really gave a sense that someone knew more than they were saying. Just when I thought I’d figured things out, something else would happen that made me question everything again.
Orson is a complex character with links to the town and people within it. I really enjoyed the process of getting to know him and questioning his intentions throughout.
Of course, like any great psychological thriller, the twists and turns had me gripped. The conclusion moved steadily toward a reveal that was as unsettling as the build up - and while some twists were obvious, there were definitely times where I was shooketh! Another great thriller from Brian R O’Rourke.