Only Daughter

Truly distinctive and tautly told, Only Daugher welcomes a thrilling new voice in crime fiction.

A dark meditation on the secrets we keep about our families and about ourselves. Twisty, slippery, and full of surprises, this web of lies will ensnare you and keep you riveted.

Snoekstra's novel is an insanely good read that is hard to put down. Her story, told from the perspectives of both women involved, moves at a quick pace...Ending with an extremely unexpected twist, this well-written story always keeps you guessing.

Escalating tension and menace will keep readers glued to the pages, leading to a highly satisfying resolution that is both surprising and believable. Snoekstra's excellent debut stands out in the crowded psychological suspense field with smart, subtle red herrings and plenty of dark and violent secrets.

Readers who enjoy a creepy thriller that will keep them guessing will be unable to put this down.

In this chilling psychological thriller, one woman's dark past becomes another's deadly future.

In 2003, sixteen-year-old Rebecca Winter disappeared.

She'd been enjoying her teenage summer break: working at a fast-food restaurant, crushing on an older boy, and shoplifting with her best friend. Mysteriously ominous things began to happen-a presence in her room at night, periods of blackouts, a feeling of being watched-though Bec remained oblivious of what was to come.

Eleven years later she is replaced.

A young woman, desperate after being arrested, claims to be the decade-missing Bec.

Soon the impostor is living Bec's life. Sleeping in her bed. Hugging her mother and father. Learning her best friends' names. Playing with her twin brothers.

But Bec's welcoming family and enthusiastic friends are not quite as they seem. As the impostor dodges the detective investigating her case, she begins to delve into the life of the real Bec Winter-and soon realizes that whoever took Bec is still at large, and that she is in imminent danger.