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Lauren Tranter is exhausted and needs rest after giving birth to her
twins. She is tired especially with taking care of the needs of the
twins, Morgan and Riley, by herself. Everyone thinks Lauren just needs
some rest. However, she knows what she saw that night in her hospital
room. A woman covered in rags who tried taking her babies and replacing
it with her own.
When the police arrive to investigate
the incident, they are unable any clues that someone was there. Her
husband and her doctors believe Lauren is imaging things and is
stressed. Lauren knows what she says and she is afraid to leave her
children alone.
As a month passes by, Lauren takes the
babies for a walk in the park. She falls asleep and wakes up to find the
babies are gone from her side. A bystander finds the children but,
Lauren feels that there is something different about them. They might
look like her Riley and Morgan to everyone else but, she knows that they
are not hers. Lauren is willing to do anything to bring back her babies
even if it means risking her life.
The creepy book was an interesting read. I am not a mother myself but, I can only imagine the level of stress mothers deal with after giving birth. Then to add in the drama of believing that your child(ren) are missing is enough to make anyone go crazy. The suspenseful novel leads readers into a maze of discoveries into deciding whether or not Lauren hallucinating or did Faeries steal her children. Overall, a deliciously ghoulish read that's perfect for a rainy day.
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