One is the loneliest number.
Nine years ago, Katie and Scott Monroe were blessed beyond their wildest dreams with identical triplets, Sammie, Alex, and Jackie. Three beautiful daughters and two adoring parents formed the picture-perfect party of five. But this tight-knit family unravels when the three little girls go to see a movie, but only one emerges from the darkness of the theatre. How could Sammie and Alex vanish without a trace?
Plunged into the abyss of a parent's worst fear, Katie and Scott hang by a thread-waiting, worrying, not knowing, and confronting the terrifying realization that the kidnapping may not have been a random act.
Who took Sammie and Alex? Why? Where are they? When will they be found? And what if they're never found, or not found alive? When Jackie, the remaining triplet, crumbles under the weight of grief and survivor's guilt, Katie and Scott struggle to hold out hope and hold on to what remains of their family.
Until - or unless - Sammie and Alex are found safe, this picture-perfect family can't be put back together again.
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"One of the most ingenious books I have ever read. A real masterpiece. After reading this book I'm not sure any other novel with measure up to this ingeniously crafted, amazingly thought out, almost unsolvable mystery. There are only 3 complete clues that elude to the actual killer.... SPOILER ALERT! PLEASE IF YOU HAVEN'T READ OR FINISHED THE BOOK DO NOT CONTINUE YOU WILL REGRET IT FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. The most prominent and obvious (but still not even close to obvious) clue is the fact that in the prologue... before the letter that explains the murders.... It states that the judge did in fact determine the just verdict of sentencing the man to death. The clue being that he was the only one that had wrongly killed or indirectly killed someone. Eluding to the fact that he was the culprit. Summing up my review.... if you do not read this book in your lifetime you are missing the best suspense mystery novel ever written."
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Nick (5 out of 5 stars)