THE WOMAN WHO WAS NEVER BURIED Isabella Carter has always believed she was an only child. After the sudden death of her mother, Victoria, Isabella returns home to bury the only woman she has ever trusted. But something about the funeral doesn't feel right—the coffin is sealed, her uncle Richard is hiding something, and her mother's closest friend warns her to never trust him. Then Isabella discovers a photograph of her mother holding a newborn baby. On the back are five chilling words: “Ask Richard about your sister.” That same night, Isabella receives a call from the woman she just buried. Her mother is alive. As Isabella begins searching for answers, she uncovers an eighteen-year-old secret involving a missing baby, falsified records, a powerful family, and a past someone is willing to kill to protect. Then she meets Alexander Bennett, a mysterious and dangerously charming man who seems to know more about her mother's disappearance than he admits. Is Alexander the only person Isabella can trust—or is he hiding a secret of his own? With danger closing in and the truth becoming harder to escape, Isabella must uncover what happened the night she was born. Because her mother didn't disappear by accident. She ran. And she ran because someone was coming for her daughters.