Dial One for Murder

Ivy Sorensen has spent fifteen years answering phones at a Seattle crisis line, waiting for a voice she never got to hear: her sister's, on the night Freya was murdered. Then, at 3:00 a.m. every night, a new caller begins to describe murders — not confessions, but rehearsals. The police call it a prank. The bodies disagree. And the caller knows things only one person could know: Ivy's childhood nickname for her sister. The name of the street where Freya died. The truth about what Ivy did the summer she turned thirteen. To stop him, Ivy will have to reopen the case her family buried, the detective who buried it, and the memory she has spent her whole adult life trying to keep quiet. Some callers want to be saved. This one wants to be listened to. An absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller with a killer twist, for readers of In Her Eyes and Tell Me Your Lies.