Almost Missed You
They're meant to be . . . aren't they?
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Beschreibung des Verlags
'An emotional powerhouse of a novel' Garth Stein
A powerful story of love, betrayal, and secrets that maybe shouldn't be kept. . .
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Violet and Finn are 'meant to be'.
A happy couple seemingly brought together by the hand of fate, they have a gorgeous son, and are enjoying their first family holiday in Florida.
Until Violet returns to the hotel room to discover that her husband has left without a trace; and he's taken their child with him.
Caitlin and Finn have been best friends since the first day of college.
But friends don't ask you to hide their kidnapped son, threatening to reveal a secret which could destroy your family if you don't.
Do they?
An addictive domestic drama for fans of Liane Moriarty's Big Little Lies, Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere and Lesley Kara's The Rumour.
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'Fans of Liane Moriarty will adore Jessica Strawser' Kate Moretti
'A tale of a marriage in crisis with elements of daring, danger, mystery, and secrets that will surprise and delight you...Glorious!' Adriana Trigiani, New York Times bestselling author of All the Stars in the Heavens
'A skillful, insightful debut: a deft exploration of the mysteries of marriage, the price we pay for our secrets, and just how easy it is to make the worst choices imaginable.' Chris Bohjalian, New York Times bestselling author of The Sandcastle Girls
'Jessica Strawser writes from the heart.' Lisa Scottoline
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In Strawser's nerve-wracking debut, a woman's husband leaves with their son, shattering her life and catching others in his devastating wake. Violet and Finn Welsh and their three-year-old son, Bear, are on vacation in Florida when Violet's world is turned upside down. Although Finn's life before marrying Violet was marked by tragedy, Violet thought they were happy, but now all she knows is that she will do anything to get her son back. In between them is Caitlin Bryce-Daniels, Finn's longtime best friend and now Violet's close friend as well, whom Finn blackmails into helping him by threatening to reveal a horrible secret. The narrative, which alternates between the three, as well as past and present, is undeniably suspenseful. The conclusion is a bit neat, but Strawser's exploration of marriage, its expectations, and motherhood are spot-on, making for an absorbing read.
