THE NEIGHBOR’S DAUGHTER

Fifteen years after nine-year-old Sophie Miller vanished from the rain-soaked town of Cedar Hollow, a young woman appears on the Miller family’s doorstep in the middle of a storm, barefoot, wounded, and carrying Sophie’s long-lost stuffed bear.

For Rachel Miller, the return feels like a miracle. For her husband Tom, it feels like a threat.

For Anna, Sophie’s older sister and now a sharp, skeptical attorney, it feels like the beginning of a dangerous lie.

As the family is pulled back into the unsolved disappearance that destroyed them, old secrets begin to surface: a preserved bedroom, a missing diary page, a yellow raincoat, a corrupted police record, and the shadow of a man named Daniel Ward all point to a truth Cedar Hollow has spent fifteen years trying to bury. But the woman at the door may not be the only one hiding something. 

The Neighbor’s Daughter is a dark psychological mystery about grief, memory, family loyalty, and the terrifying cost of finally opening the door to the past.