Three Lost Girls

Two girls were taken

One girl survived.

Until now.

Georgia Keane’s parents have been overprotective ever since she was briefly abducted at the age of four. She understands why: after all, the girl who was kidnapped with her was never found. But she's safe now, thousands of miles away from the California beach where it happened.

She's eighteen now, and thrilled to be on her own for a few weeks while her parents take an overseas vacation. But a suspicious car follows her for miles one night, and Georgia can't shake the feeling that someone is after her, though she can't prove it to police. When the weather forecasts a rough Maine storm coming, she's almost relieved for the opportunity to stay hidden away at home for a few days. Yet just as she's picking up a few last things before the storm hits, a young man who seems to know who she is approaches her on the street with a terrifying warning:

Run!

Now, as rain and icy winds set in, Georgia is being pursued by one stranger—the mysterious driver of a car with California plates—while a second stranger, the young man who sought her out, has questions for her. Questions about the day she was taken; questions she can't answer. Only one thing is clear: if Georgia doesn't figure out the truth about what happened to her fourteen years ago, she won't make it home tonight.