Terminal

NO FLIGHTS. NO POWER. NO WAY OUT.

When a freak snowstorm hits, Daniel Marsh's flight is delayed, then cancelled. The power flickers and then fails, moving the whole airport to emergency power.

Finally Newark Liberty International shuts down, grounding all flights and shuttling stranded passengers to safer quarters before the snow can close them in ... all but Daniel's flight, which is suspiciously overlooked for reasons unknown.

That's when another passenger, Simone, approaches Daniel and presents him with a devil's bargain: help her get damning evidence against one of his oldest friends, or she'll expose his deepest secrets to the world.

Simone has pre-guessed Daniel's every move. There's nothing she doesn't know. She's cut off every exit, every possible means of escape. Strangest of all, Simone is chillingly familiar -- but in a way that Daniel can't ... quite ... place ...

As the snow deepens, twist after twist exposes Simone's plan as just one part of a much larger conspiracy. Turns out there's more at play in the terminal than just the two of them, with higher stakes than Daniel ever imagined.

Terminal is a claustrophobic psychological thriller in the vein of Freida McFadden, Gillian Flynn, Lucy Foley, Lisa Jewell, or Alice Feeney, continuing in the tense, layered tradition of Truant's other bestselling thrillers, Pretty Killer, The Target, and Winter Break.