Her mother has been dead for three days.So why is she still texting her?Emma is thirty-five thousand feet in the air when the first message arrives, from her mother's number.Don't get off the plane.Then another.I know who killed me.The messages know things no stranger could know. They warn her about people sitting near her. They reference secrets only her mother knew. And one message keeps returning: don't get off the plane.Trapped with nowhere to run, Emma starts watching everyone around her, a man across the aisle who won't look away, a passenger behind her who knows more than he's saying, a flight attendant who remembers her by a name she's spent years trying to forget.But the deeper she digs, the more she starts to fear the truth she hasn't let herself consider.Because someone on this plane knows exactly what happened to her mother.A gripping psychological thriller about grief, memory, and the lies we tell ourselves to survive the truth.For fans of unreliable narrators, one-sitting reads, and twists you won't see coming.
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