Girls Like Us

Worlds collide when an FBI agent looks into a succession of graphic killings on Long Island that beg the impossibly difficult question, "What happens when the primary suspect is your father?" from the renowned and best-selling author of The Banker's Wife.

It has been ten years since FBI Agent Nell Flynn returned home. There has never really been much of a bond between Nell and her father, Homicide Detective Martin Flynn. Furthermore, memories of Nell's mother Marisol, who was cruelly killed when she was just seven years old, will always be present in Suffolk County.

Nell returns to her childhood home after Martin Flynn passes away in a motorbike accident in order to scatter her father's ashes and settle his estate. Detective Lee Davis, Nell's father's colleague, asks Nell to get engaged in a Suffolk County murder investigation after two young women are killed. Nell's suspicion that her father ought to be the main suspect and that his police colleagues are obstructing his evidence grows stronger the more she investigates. Beset by suspicions regarding the death of her mother and her own involvement in clearing her father, Nell finds herself questioning the identities and motivations of those responsible for the deaths of Adriana Marques and Ria Ruiz. She might not like the information she discovers, though—not just about the people she loves, but also about herself.