Some nightmares don't end when you wake up.
Twenty years ago, a killer stalked the South Carolina coast, slipping through bedroom windows to claim his victims. Young women found dead in their own beds, positioned like sleeping angels—beautiful, peaceful, and forever silent.
When the Silver Sleuths take on the cold case that terrorized Grimm Island, tea shop owner Mabel McCoy expects to find answers buried in the past. Instead, she uncovers a survivor who's been hiding on the island for two decades, living under a different name, watching every shadow.
But this case strikes Sheriff Dash Beckett like a physical blow, awakening ghosts from his own dark past that he's spent years trying to forget. And when someone begins testing Mabel's windows at night, learning her routines, she realizes some predators never die—they just grow hungrier.
Now Mabel must solve a twenty-year-old mystery before she becomes its newest victim. Because on Grimm Island, the most dangerous secrets are the ones that refuse to stay buried. And some killers view patience as just another weapon.
In this pulse-pounding tale of murder and romance, the past and present collide in a deadly dance where love might be the only thing standing between justice and another perfect murder.
Liliana Hart is a New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher’s Weekly Bestselling Author of more than sixty titles. After starting her first novel her freshman year of college, she immediately became addicted to writing and knew she’d found what she was meant to do with her life. She has no idea why she majored in music.
Since publishing in June of 2011, Liliana has appeared at #1 on lists all over the world, and all three of her main series have appeared on the New York Times list. Liliana is a sought after speaker, and she’s given keynote speeches and workshops to standing-room-only crowds from Hawaii to New York to London.
Liliana can almost always be found at her computer writing, or hanging out with her real life hero, Scott Silverii. They call Dallas home, and have five children.