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Talia has just announced her divorce to the world when a message from the past appears on her screen. Sloane, the college friend she has not spoken to in thirteen years, misses her. Against every sensible instinct, Talia answers. Soon the two women are planning a twelve-day road trip back toward the campus where their friendship broke apart and where another young woman, Mara, died after a night no one remembers the same way. For Sloane, the reunion feels like a chance to repair the relationship she never truly let go. For Talia, it is harder to name what she wants. Freedom, perhaps. Answers. Maybe revenge. As miles disappear beneath them, the old intimacy returns alongside the paranoia, jealousy, and guilt that once tore them apart. Mara's journal keeps dragging the past into the present, exposing details about a party, a fraternity, the men around them, and the silence that followed her death. The closer Talia and Sloane get to their old college town, the less their trip resembles a nostalgic escape. Someone is watching. Homes are disturbed. Threats feel personal. Husbands, former lovers, and old classmates all seem to know pieces of a story the women have spent years avoiding. Each friend is keeping something from the other, and neither can be sure whether the danger is following them or sitting in the passenger seat. By the time they reach the place where everything went wrong, Talia and Sloane will have to decide whether the truth can save a friendship built on secrets, or whether returning to the past is exactly what someone has been waiting for.
Talia has just announced her divorce to the world when a message from the past appears on her screen. Sloane, the college friend she has not spoken to in thirteen years, misses her. Against every sensible instinct, Talia answers. Soon the two women are planning a twelve-day road trip back toward ...
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