Can't Find My Way Home

A woman returns to her Chesapeake Bay hometown to face the demons of her past in this romantic suspense novel—"an excellent read" (Publishers Weekly, starred review).
Twelve-year-old Brynn Wilder and her brother Mark receive a traumatic double shock when their father is found dead in the woods—and then identified as Maryland's notorious Genessa Point Killer. Eighteen years later, the emotional scars still haven't healed for the Wilder family, and now Mark is back in Genessa Point to clear his father's name. Though Brynn swore she'd never return, a series of cryptic phone messages suggest that her brother needs her.

Then Mark suddenly goes missing, and Brynn must turn to Genessa Point's new Sheriff, Garret Dane, for help. Brynn has good reason not to trust the Dane family—after all, it was Garret's father who convinced the town of her own father's guilt. But as they work together to find Mark, Brynn and Garret discover that deadly danger still lurks in Genessa Point. And uncovering the truth of the past may also lead them to a future together.