Psychological Suspense
She Took
My
Baby
I look after her children.
But I know
she stole mine.
“That’s my baby.” They stole him from me — and I’ll do whatever it takes to get him back.
The stolen child.
The nanny who knows.
I was so relieved when wealthy, beautiful Rosalind Eaton hired me as a nanny. I know she took a chance on me — with my troubled past, I was worried no one ever would.
The little boy Rosalind cradles in her arms now has light, glossy auburn hair. Nothing like the Eaton family’s dark curls. And the poor child can’t seem to settle. Tears roll down his fat cheeks. The Eatons run this town. But they don’t know that I was watching long before they hired me, collecting their secrets.
Fans of Freida McFadden, John Marrs, Shari Lapena and Clare Mackintosh will be completely hooked by this gripping psychological thriller from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Steena Holmes!
“A Must-Read”
Wow!! Just wow! I devoured this in just one sitting. I loved every moment. THAT ENDING! I loved it! This is a must-read.
Littlemissbooklover87
This deliciously twisty story kept me up late at night. A definite 5 stars — it will ensnare you in a tight grip. More twists and turns than a rollercoaster ride!
Goodreads Reviewer
OMG!! WOW!! Brilliant. Felt like I was reading a scene from a movie — fast-paced, gripping, totally addicting, a bingeworthy clear-your-calendar read!
Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews
I finished in about 6 hours and couldn’t physically put it down. Had me on the edge of my seat and flying through the pages.
Readwithdubs
Holmes really does do a great job here — it’s one of those books that will have you reading deep into the night and have your pulse pounding almost until literally the last word.
Jeff Sexton, BookAnon
Steena
My inspiration came from two things — binge-watching Yellowstone and my middle daughter suggesting I write a book about a nanny. It’s set in my home province of Alberta, so think Yellowstone energy but with all the Canadian wilderness I love.
I hope Trina’s story pulls you in from the very first page — and that you don’t see the ending coming.
Happy reading,
— Steena
