I’ll admit, I was a little skeptical to start this book since I couldn’t find any reviews on it, but I’m so glad I gave it a chance because I really enjoyed it. The story follows Detective Ethan Dumas, a cold case detective who takes pride in bringing families closure after years of unanswered questions. When four cases involving missing young girls from the 1980s land on his desk, Ethan and his partner Jason Verne quickly find themselves tangled in a web of politics, pressure, and a mother determined to prove the police got it wrong decades ago. The book kept me guessing with its mix of buried lies, family struggles, and the tension between truth and perception. It’s a well-paced, engaging read that I ended up not wanting to put down.