April and August. Two sisters with a deadly secret. And a lie that binds them tighter than blood. One night, they make a decision that changes everything. A man is dead. Their fingerprints are everywhere.
April and August. Two sisters with a deadly secret. And a lie that binds them tighter than blood. One night, they make a decision that changes everything. A man is dead. Their fingerprints are everywhere. August and her younger sister are faced with a choice: call the police and destroy their family, or cover up the crime and pretend it never happened. To protect each other, they bury the truth—along with the body. But secrets never stay buried for long. When anonymous messages begin to surface, it’s evident someone else knows the truth, and they’re not afraid to play a deadly game. April and August don’t know who to trust—including each other. As their bond begins to splinter under the weight of guilt and paranoia, the sisters must confront the truth about what happened that night, and how far they’re willing to go to keep it buried. Blood isn’t thicker than water when a life sentence is on the line. How far would you go to protect the one person who knows your darkest secret? And what happens when that person becomes your greatest threat? The Cemetery Spot is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the twisted limits of loyalty, the slippery slope of deception, and the terrifying cost of silence. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Paula Hawkins, and Lisa Jewell.
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