The Family - 322

She should've gone anywhere else... Leah When Leah’s daughter, Nyla, unexpectedly appears at her cabin in the Appalachian Mountains, it’s a dream come true. For five years, Leah hasn’t seen or heard from her daughter—ever since Nyla stormed out of the house, determined to go live with her idealized father. Now she’s back. But there’s something different about Nyla. Something…off. And it’s deeper than her unsettling appearance. As Leah struggles to reconnect with Nyla, she has more questions than answers. Where has she been? What happened to her? And more importantly, what is she hiding? Nyla Ever since her parents’ divorce, Nyla longed to live with her charismatic father, Paul, who’s the opposite of her frivolous and overbearing mother. So, at eighteen, after yet another argument with her mom, Nyla relocates to her dad’s place in rural Tennessee. She immediately falls in love with the slightly run-down, self-sustaining farmhouse that her father shares with a mixed collective of likeminded individuals. Secluded from society and self-contained, it’s the simple life she’s always wanted. Before long, she’s encompassed in “the family,” where everything is shared and everyone does their part. It’s perfect. Until Paul begins to govern with an ever-expanding list of rules . . . and punishments. “I could not put this book down.” “It boggles my mind how cringe-worthy and horrifying this was. And to think this really happens!” “This book leads you into what cults do to the people they supposedly love.” “I was glued to every disturbing page.” “All I can say is WOW. What a chilling and suspenseful story.” “A gripping and spellbinding psychological thriller.” “S. E. Green is a new author for me, and I intend on reading her entire backlist after this one.” “Be prepared for the dark side of communal living.” “Captivating and suspenseful novel about a cult family and escape.” “S. E. Green, I love your twisted mind.”
ASIN: B0BW2ZKMP2
VSKU: BVV.B0BW2ZKMP2.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Green, S. E.
Binding: Paperback