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In this shocking thriller, a therapist is forced to question everything she believes when her newest client is the spitting image of her long-dead daughter

Ever since the death of her daughter, Coco, eight years ago, Rosa's life has been thrown into chaos. Both she and her husband were overwhelmed with grief; her husband, an academic who studied the occult, had a psychiatric breakdown and she put aside her successful career as a therapist. But after years of focusing on her own recovery, Rosa is feeling stronger and ready to start her life anew. A brand new client might be just what she needs to turn her life around.

Echo is little more than a shell. She's tortured by overwhelming fear, leaving her with no career or social life, and an inability to look in the mirror - all in case she meets her doppelganger and is dragged into hell, or worse. Prepping for their first meeting, Rosa suspects this stems from childhood trauma, but when she meets Echo she's unnerved to discover she is the image of the woman Coco would've been, if she had the chance to grow up. Even more troubling, Echo can't remember anything from her childhood. As Echo's story begins to mirrors Rosa's own in reverse, Rosa is plunged into an uncanny reality where the past and present merge, making her question what happened all those years ago. When outside forces begin to wreak havoc on all involved, the truth becomes blurred and Rosa must decide what to fight for: Echo's life or the truth.

Once again, Rebecca Sharpe marries powerful characters with a compelling story and an undercurrent of truth, making for a suspenseful reading experience unlike any other.