The Silence of Hannah Reid

A vulnerable new client arrives for therapy with a too-careful smile and a calm that feels rehearsed. Three sessions later, she disappears.Her phone stops working. Her emergency contacts don't exist. Her address leads nowhere. And every attempt to trace her dissolves into another dead end.As the therapist tries to understand who her client really was, a quiet dread begins to coil around her life - the sense that the woman wasn't just frightened, but fleeing. And now she's gone.With no family, no records, and no name that leads anywhere, the therapist becomes the only person still searching for her - even as the truth begins to unravel in ways she never imagined.A haunting, emotionally charged novel about the women who fall through cracks that shouldn't exist, the identities they shed to stay alive, and the unbearable weight of caring for someone you can no longer reach.For readers of quiet psychological horror, domestic suspense, missing-woman fiction, and slow-burn, aftermath-driven stories that linger long after the last page.

Pagina's: 311, Paperback, Independently published