Ruin You Completely

✍ Scribed by Read, Calia

• Year: 2015
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 310 KB
• Category: Fiction
• ASIN: B00SXIKDBC

✦ Synopsis

Hardback -In a suspenseful follow-up to her critically acclaimed Cover of Snow, Jenny Milchman ratchets up the tension with this edge-of-your-seat story of a mother determined to find her missing children. Liz Daniels has every reason to be happy about setting off on a rare family vacation, leaving their remote home in the Adirondack Mountains behind for a while. Instead, she feels uneasy. Her children, eight-year-old Reid and six-year-old Ally, have only met their paternal grandparents a handful of times. But Liz's husband, Paul, has decided that, despite a strained relationship with his mother and father, they should visit the farm in western New York where he spent his childhood. On their way to the farm, the family stops at a hotel for the night. In the morning, when Liz checks on her sleeping children, all of her anxiety from the day before comes roaring back to life: Ally and Reid are nowhere to be found. Blind panic slides into ice-cold terror as the hours tick by without anyone finding a trace of her kids. Soon, Paul and Liz are being interviewed by police, an Amber Alert is issued, and detectives are called in. Frantic worry and helplessness threaten to overtake Liz's mind -- but in a sudden, gut-wrenching instant she realizes that it was no stranger who slipped into the hotel room that night. Someone she trusted completely has betrayed her. Liz knows that Ally and Reid are safe, but she will stop at nothing to find them and get them back. From her guarded in-laws' unwelcoming farmhouse to the deep woods of her own hometown, Liz follows the threads of a terrible secret to uncover a hidden world created from dreams and haunted by nightmares. Praise for Jenny Milchman's Cover of Snow Terrifically suspenseful ... Reading Cover of Snow feels like racing across a frozen lake: heart-pounding, exhilarating, frightening. -- Louise Penny, New York Times bestselling author of How the Light Gets In Absorbing from start to finish: Jenny Milchman writes a deeply felt and suspenseful story of a woman whose life is upended by a death and a dark secret. -- Nancy Pickard, bestselling author of The Scent of Rain and Lightning Everything a great suspense novel should be -- tense, emotional, mysterious, and satisfying ... Let's hope this is the start of a long career. -- Lee Child, -1 New York Times bestselling author of A Wanted Man An emotional roller-coaster ride through the darkest night, with blinding twists and occasionally fatal turns ... a richly woven story. -- Booklist (starred review) Milchman makes [readers] feel the chill right down to their bones and casts a particularly effective mood in this stylish thriller. -- Kirkus Reviews Milchman tackles small-town angst where evil can simmer under the surface with a breathless energy and a feel for realistic characters. -- The Seattle Times.;Liz's husband, Paul, has decided that, despite a strained relationship with his mother and father, the family should visit the farm in western New York where he spent his childhood. When her children, Ally and Reed, disappear from the hotel they stop at, blind panic slides into ice-cold terror. Liz realizes that it was no stranger who slipped into the hotel room that night-- someone she trusted completely has betrayed her. Now she must follow the threads of a terrible secret to uncover a hidden world created from dreams and haunted by nightmares.