She turned her back for one second. Now they're trapped.
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> Elizabeth thought she'd planned for everything. Her son's rare seizure disorder meant constant routines, strict safeguards, unbreakable structure. But one brief stop at a gas station shatters her fragile world.
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> In a heartbeat, her car is hijacked--with Timothy still inside.
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> She throws herself into the moving car, but that's only the beginning of the nightmare. As hours stretch into days, they're held captive in a remote, crumbling house--cut off from everyone. No phone. No medication. No help.
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> Elizabeth must keep her son alive while navigating the volatile mind of the man holding them captive, and her own spiraling fear.
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> Because Timothy is running out of time. And she's all he's got.
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> A pulse-pounding psychological thriller exploring maternal instinct, survival, and the harrowing choices we face when everything we love is on the line. The first book in the emotionally gripping and nerve-shredding When Bad Things Happen series.
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> Praise for the When Bad Things Happen Series:
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> ★★★★★ "It was a believable plot with the main character so well defined it was like you knew her."
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> ★★★★★ "The mere idea of something happening to your child instills terror in your heart. This book takes you there."
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> ★★★★★ "I was totally hooked from start to finish! What a great read. It was an emotional rollercoaster for me and really pulled at my strings."
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> ★★★★★ "I couldn't put it down as I wondered how Elizabeth and Timothy were going to get out of their dire situation."
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> ★★★★★ "Very well written, well defined characters, and a solid plotline."
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> ★★★★★ "The storyline kept me guessing and totally hooked."
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> ★★★★★ "Could not put this down."
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> ★★★★★ "Gone is a well-written engaging story! Great character development! A bonus is that the reader learns about children with autism..."
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> ★★★★★ "Well written! A mother who is devoted to protecting her child. Thoroughly enjoyed this book."
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> ★★★★★ "Best book I've read in ages."