A missing young mother. A suspicious husband. A web of lies so deep that Lindsay Boxer soon sees no way out... Reporter Cindy Thomas is visited in her office by a distraught woman whose daughter and granddaughter have vanished without a trace. She suspects her son-in-law of having harmed them. Cindy immediately contacts her friend, Sergeant Lindsay Boxer, who passionately champions the case and its prioritization by the SFPD. Time is running out to find the two missing people alive. But then a body turns up—and the Women's Murder Club must do everything in its power to uncover what's really going on... Don't miss the other cases for the Women's Murder Club! Each gripping volume can be read independently. Biography (James Patterson) James Patterson grew up in Newburgh, New York, and studied English literature at Manhattan College and Vanderbilt University. During his studies, which he completed with honors, he worked part-time in a psychiatric hospital. Afterward, Patterson spent many years as the head of a large New York advertising agency. Alongside this, he began writing crime novels, achieving great success. His debut novel won him the prestigious Edgar Allan Poe Award, America's most important crime fiction prize. James Patterson is now considered the man who writes nothing but bestsellers: In recent years, 63 of his books have appeared on the New York Times hardcover bestseller list. His novels have been translated into 38 languages and have sold over 260 million copies worldwide. James Patterson currently lives with his family in Palm Beach, Florida. New product