A decade ago, Wren Preston left her hometown in Maine’s rural Aroostook County, hoping to distance herself forever from bitter memories—and especially from her alcoholic father. Now Wren is a professional magazine photographer living in Boston, engaged to marry her editor, and accustomed to shielding herself against true intimacy from behind a camera lens. When Wren reluctantly agrees to return to Aroostook to cover a story about her closest childhood friend, John Turner, she’s startled to find that John’s wife, Fiona, could be her twin. Within weeks, Fiona is found dead, the apparent victim of suicide, setting into motion a series of events that will rock Wren’s pulled-together world and alter the course of her life. Driven to investigate Fiona’s death for herself after her brother falls under suspicion of murder, can Wren uncover the truth before her own life is threatened? And if her uptown fiance still figures into her future, why is she so drawn to a prayerful small-town detective? Wren’s past and present collide through a batch of recovered letters from her mother, through the townfolk who see her dad as a changed man, and through her own awakened memories. As her father patiently hopes for reconciliation, Wren faces a frightening possibility. Has someone else—someone with a twisted obsession—also been waiting for Wren to come home? From masterful and passionate storyteller Noelle F. Carle comes , a suspense-filled, entertaining read, even as it explores deeper themes of mercy and redemption.