Ten years ago, Reagan's friend died in a tragic accident. But what if it wasn't an accident?
The morning after a raging college graduation party, they found their friend Lanie Martin lying at the bottom of a ravine, her neck snapped in a fatal fall. And Reagan is not proud of what came next.
Before the police came, Ella, the golden girl with everything to lose, begged Reagan to keep quiet about what she thought she saw. So they cleaned up, got their stories straight, and buried it. Reagan buried it so deep, she almost believed it herself.
But now, drowning in postpartum depression and the fog of new motherhood, fragments of that night are clawing their way back - flashes she can't explain, memories she's not sure she can trust. Is it guilt finally breaking through? Or does she know something that could get her killed?
When Ella's invitation arrives - a ten-year reunion at the family camp, framed as a gathering of healing - Reagan knows she has to go. The answers are there. So is the danger.
Because someone knows what really happened to Lanie Martin. And they've been waiting ten years for Reagan to remember. Are these memories the key to getting on with her life, or are they a death sentence for her, too?
Perfect for readers who love: Unreliable narrators with dark secrets Postpartum psychological suspense Friend group cover-ups and buried guilt Twisty endings you'll never see coming One last reunion that changes everything For fans of Freida McFadden, Liane Moriarty, and Lisa Jewell
