The Therapist's Missing Daughter

Dr. Amara Ghosh is the therapist everyone recommends. The woman who survived the unspeakable and wrote the book on it. Her daughter was taken from a car park when she was seven. The case went cold. Amara went on. Then a nineteen-year-old walks into her office, sits on the couch, and describes a scar behind her ear and a car with the windows taped. Amara recognises both. Now she must sit in her chair, week after week, and do the thing that ruined her life: listen without interrupting. Because the girl in front of her knows what happened to Meera. And if Amara breaks the rules of her own practice, she will never find out. A devastating psychological thriller about the cost of holding yourself together — and what it takes to finally stop.