Mia Germaine shouldn't be alive. When she was twelve years old, Mia was killed in a devastating car crash alongside her father. A miracle brought her back to life: a heart transplant from a girl murdered on the same night.
Mia Germaine shouldn't be alive. When she was twelve years old, Mia was killed in a devastating car crash alongside her father. A miracle brought her back to life: a heart transplant from a girl murdered on the same night. But that gift came with a terrifying price. Because years later, the nightmares have started. Experiencing a chilling phenomenon called "organ memory," Mia’s dreams force her to witness the final, brutal moments of her donor's life. To save her own sanity, she must do what the police couldn't. Find the elusive killer responsible for the girl’s death. As Mia hunts for the truth, she makes a horrifying discovery. There is a dark secret about the girl whose heart beats in Mia's chest. And her childhood car crash may not have been an accident at all. From a USA TODAY bestselling author comes a twisty, pulse-pounding thriller that will keep you guessing until the very last beat. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: "You are not prepared for the twists...Pamela Crane has in store for you." - POPSUGAR "...relish the twists and moments of brave camaraderie and bold revenge..." - Booklist "A tense psychological thriller that will shock you." - reader review "Beware: Don't read this book before bed unless you plan on losing sleep!" - reader review
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