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"Sager weaves a stunning plot full of unexpected twists...Fans of Daphne du Maurier will find an irresistible thrill in this work" - Publishers Weekly "If you're looking for non-stop thrills, Riley Sager won't disappoint" - Country Living "Suspense builds to a shocking final sentence" - Oprah Daily "For horror fans who love plots full of unexpected twists, this is the perfect book" - Men's Health "The master of thrills who makes your heart race!" - Mystery & Suspense "The incomparable master of suspense" - USA Today On a bloody night in 1929, the horrific murder of the Hope family shook the coast of Maine. Everyone believed that the 17-year-old daughter, Lenora, was the perpetrator, but the police could never prove it. Since then, Lenora has not uttered a word about that night, and has not left the isolated mansion where the tragedy occurred. Fifty-four years later, in 1983, Kate, the new healthcare provider, arrives at the mansion to care for Lenora, who is now incapacitated and confined to a wheelchair. After a series of strokes, Lenora has lost her voice, and can only communicate through an old typewriter. One night, Lenora types a message that Kate did not expect: "I want to tell you everything." "It wasn't me," she swore. But she was the only one who didn't die. As Kate helps Lenora narrate the events leading up to the horrific crime, buried secrets are uncovered, and the truth seems more mysterious than everyone believes. And when strange details emerge about the escape of the former nurse, Kate begins to wonder: Is the incapacitated Lenora truly a victim, or is she hiding a more dangerous side?