The Missing Women Series · Book 2
The Girls
in the
Basement
Jillian thought she knew
her husband.
She doesn’t know him at all.
“Until the bodies are found.” Buried deep on their land. Hidden for years. And her husband won’t meet her eyes.
The buried truth.
The husband who’s lying.
Jillian Harper thought moving to a quiet little town in Montana would be the fresh start her family needed. A charming farmhouse, friendly neighbors, and endless open fields – it was supposed to be perfect.
The police are everywhere. The town is whispering. And Tucker – her devoted husband – is acting . . . strange. He won’t tell her where he was all day. He won’t explain why his phone was off. And worst of all – he won’t meet her eyes.
Jillian knows Tucker is lying. She just doesn’t know why. But the truth is far worse than she imagined . . .
Fans of Freida McFadden, John Marrs, A.L. Torre, Shari Lapena, T.M. Logan and Clare Mackintosh will be completely hooked by this gripping psychological thriller from New York Times bestselling author Steena Holmes!
This is Book Two in the Missing Women Series – preceded by The Sister Under the Stairs and followed by Nine Missing Girls.
One Series. Four Women Who Wouldn’t Stop Looking.
The Sister Under the Stairs
The Girls in the Basement
Nine Missing Girls
TBD
“Had Me Hooked From Page 1”
Such a good book. Had me hooked from page 1!
Diane T.
From the very first page, this gripping tale ensnares you with its suspense and nail-biting tension. An absolute must-read!
Rita M.
I loved this book. The ending is not to be missed.
Tracy S.
Every book Steena Holmes writes just keeps getting better. This one had me hanging off my seat. Loved it so much!
Casey L.
I loved every second of this book . . . My heart was in my throat at parts and I couldn’t wait to read more!
Janaya K.
Steena
Buried secrets have always fascinated me — the way a perfect life on the surface can hide something unthinkable underneath. Jillian’s story asks the question I kept coming back to while writing it: how well do we really know the people we love most?
I hope Jillian and Tucker’s story keeps you up way too late.
Happy reading,
— Steena
