Long-Lost Sister
I just met my long-lost sister — and now she wants me to do something bad.
It started with a DNA test and a match on a genealogy site. One click, and suddenly my world flipped. I have a sister I never knew about.
Callie Madden-Bramston — gorgeous, wealthy, married to a man who looks like he stepped off a yacht. Her life is all designer handbags and luxury holidays.
Mine? Not so much. Maxed-out credit cards, secondhand clothes, a history of bad choices and eviction notices.
I didn’t start off looking for anything from her. I just wanted to get to know her. But when we finally meet in a coffee shop, Callie makes it clear: she’s not here to play sisters.
So why do I say yes when she asks me to do something very dangerous?
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N.L. Hinkens
Growing up among the misty hills of Ireland, N.L. Hinkens learned early that every shadow had a story and every whispered rumor could become a chilling tale. Today, that same gift for uncovering the sinister beneath the ordinary defines her work as a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of psychological thrillers. Hinkens crafts tightly wound suspense where ordinary people find themselves in extraordinary danger, and trust is always a loaded question.
Before she found her voice in the world of psychological suspense, Hinkens wrote epic fantasy and post-apocalyptic adventures for young adults, sharpening her skill for weaving intricate plots and compelling character arcs. But it was the slow-burn tension of psychological thrillers that eventually captured her imagination—and her heart. Readers now know her for novels like The Cabin Below and The Caregiver, where the walls seem to close in as secrets unravel and no one is ever quite who they seem.

