Now You See Her
Random House / 2011From New York Times and Globe and Mail bestselling author Joy Fielding comes an edge-of-your-seat thriller that asks: how much do you really know about your own family?
Now You See Her
Random House / 2011
From New York Times and Globe and Mail bestselling author Joy Fielding comes an edge-of-your-seat thriller that asks: how much do you really know about your own family?
“Devon is dead, Marcy.”
“You’re wrong. She’s here.”
When Marcy Taggart goes to Ireland after divorcing her husband of twenty-five years, a chance encounter catapults her entire life into turmoil. Years earlier, her daughter, Devon, disappeared in the icy waters of Georgian Bay after a canoeing accident, her body never recovered. But on a day trip to Cork, Marcy is certain she spots Devon walking down the street. When her daughter disappears into a crowd, Marcy begins a desperate search to find her — and to uncover the disturbing truth that might, in the end, be her only salvation. Exhilarating and engaging, this is Joy Fielding at her best — delivering a pulse-racing, tension-filled read.
Video Trailer
Video produced by Spencer Barclay of Loading Doc Productions
Music by Shannon Micol “Can You Save Me In The Morning” from the album, No More Cinderella.
Reviews
“An engaging read that will keep you turning pages.”
A Bookworm's World
“Now You See Her is an intriguing and suspenseful tale that is likely to make readers squirm, even as they compulsively turn the next page.”
BookReporter.com
“An exciting book… [Fielding] develops the psychological uncertainty slowly, carefully and subtly.”
“Marcy is one appealing character. Blunt, grief-stricken, and, finally, sick and tired of acting the good girl, she gives vent to her emotions and comes into her own.”
“Fielding succeeds in creating a winning heroine.”
“Now You See Her keeps the reader guessing by delivering a satisfying and unpredictable plot. Above all, though, Now You See Her is about the strong bond between mothers and daughters, bonds that even death cannot destroy.”
