Where They Found Her

Another terrifying, compelling book from the author of Reconstructing Amelia, a 2014 Edgar and Anthony contender and New York Times bestseller, combines psychological suspense with an emotionally stirring tale of a town dealing with the fallout from a catastrophic revelation.

An infant's corpse is found in the woods next to Ridgedale, New Jersey's renowned university campus at the conclusion of a long winter. Nobody is aware of the baby's identity or how her corpse got outside. However, there are many of viewpoints.

Given the profound sadness that followed the death of her own kid, Molly Anderson, a freelance journalist and new immigrant to Ridgedale, takes a chance when she is asked to cover the story for the Ridegdale Reader. However, the greater danger materializes when Molly discovers some of Ridgedale's most sinister secrets, such as a series of unreported sexual assaults dating back two decades.

PTA president Barbara tries to support her little son, who is now experiencing unsettling outbursts, while Sandy, a high school dropout, looks for her temperamental and now missing mother.

Kimberly McCreight's gripping and incredibly heartbreaking book unravels the complicated reality behind the baby's murder from the viewpoints of Molly, Barbara, and Sandy, demonstrating that these three women have a lot more in common than they anticipated. And that what happened to the infant had a greater impact on their life than they could have ever anticipated.