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by K. D. McIntyre (Author)
From K. D. McIntyre, author of The Dream That Didn't Die
A missing girl.
A buried past.
A truth that refuses to stay hidden.
When sixteen-year-old Sarah Grace Robertson disappears without a trace, the case quickly captures national attention. What begins as a local tragedy soon becomes something far more complex, drawing attention from far beyond the quiet circles it first touched.
Reporter Carrie Thomas is assigned to cover the story.
From the very beginning, something about it feels different-unsettling and deeply personal in ways she can't explain.
As the search intensifies, Carrie is pulled into a web of secrets, powerful connections, and unanswered questions. The deeper she digs, the more difficult it becomes to separate the story from the emotions it stirs within her.
Because the closer she gets to the truth...
...the more it begins to feel like this isn't just a story she's covering.
It's one she's lived.
With time running out and the spotlight growing brighter, Carrie must follow the story wherever it leads-even if it means confronting a past she's spent years trying to forget.
Because some truths don't stay buried.
