MINE

Kidnapped from her own bed in the middle of the night, bound, drugged, and ripped from her quiet life, devoted husband, daughter, and best friend, Kathryn is plunged into a horror she couldn’t have imagined before. Imprisoned in an impenetrable glass cell by a cruel and capricious captor,
she begins the struggle of her life – just to survive.

Miki Cross and Maggie MacPhail have crafted a psychological thriller so gripping, so enthralling, that you won’t be able to put it down until you finish the very last word.

MINE is one of those books that draws you in so deeply that all senses are on edge.

The panic of being helplessly imprisoned, the heart-pounding endless wait to see what will happen to you next, the unrelenting view through the glass of pitch darkness, the smell of your own terror-filled sweat, the taste of fear. You’ll wake in the middle of the night wondering whether you remembered to lock your doors. You’ll get up each morning, red-eyed from reading too late into the night –anxious for more, knowing it’s worth it.

From the unsettling first page to the white-knuckled ending, MINE is supremely satisfying. The mental maze, the physical prison, the desperate escapes, the complex characters – they all come together to form a story so compelling that it lingers in your mind long after the final page.