Nora Murphy

Natalie and Tyler have recently moved into a new house and are now parents of a newborn, Oliver. Natalie is really struggling adjusting to being a mom and perceives that Tyler is not helping out as much as he should. She's not getting sleep because Oliver won't fall asleep unless she's holding him. They don't know anyone on their street until one day when Natalie meets Paul while out walking with Oliver.

Natalie starts forgetting things - Oliver's doctor's appointment, important work matters and she feels confused all the time. Paul makes Natalie feel better, telling her she's not losing her mind. Paul is married to Erin and he stays at home with their daughter.

One day, Erin is missing and Natalie finds herself being investigated for Erin's disappearance. She had nothing to do with it...or did she? She can't remember.

Overall, a good story. I really liked the author's other book The Favor and will check out more from her.… (meer)

Leah and McKenna have never met. Leah sees McKenna in a liquor store one afternoon and is so intrigued because they look alike that she follows her home, realizing that they live near each other. She watches as McKenna is having wine with some friends and relaxing and then noticeably tenses when her husband arrives home. Leah senses that they not only look alike but are victims of controlling, abuse husbands. She knows the signs. She rushes home to her own husband and her life but can't shake the similarities between herself and McKenna, even though she doesn't know her name. Where there is a murder in the neighborhood, Detective Harrison is called in to investigate. He has little to go one until there is another murder under similar circumstances. Are these murders tied to these two couples or not?… (meer)