“A spine-tingling read that makes you question all your assumptions from one page to the next. Imagine if The Girl on the Train and The Hours had a baby, it would be The Woman in the Park .” — Adam Mitzner, author of A Matter of Will Manhattanite Sarah Rock needs a break from her daily routine. With her cheating husband, frequent and unhelpful sessions with a relentless therapist, and moody kids, Sarah finds solace at Central Park. More specifically, in a mysterious and handsome stranger at Central Park. However, this exciting change of pace quickly vanishes as Sarah’s life begins to unravel. She becomes the prime suspect after a woman goes missing from the park, and her new lover is conveniently nowhere to be found. Her husband is suspicious, and her therapist starts talking to the police. WIth no one to trust, Sarah must face her inner demons and uncover the truth to prove her innocence, because she is—right? Suspenseful and cinematic, questions what is real, and the truth will leave readers breathless.