Andrea Mara Books in Order

Sylvia believes she has seen a child lying in her neighbor's pond, but finds nothing when she investigates. Strange noises and disturbances deepen her suspicions even as her husband dismisses the fears surrounding their new neighbor.

Lauren posts a photograph of a stranger online, then begins receiving increasingly threatening anonymous messages. As problems spread through her family and working life, she struggles to identify a stalker who knows far too much about her.

Snowbound in an isolated house, Marianne discovers footprints ending at her bedroom window. When a stalker begins leaving unsettling objects, she searches for links between old childhood wounds, her mother's death, and the crimes she has been researching.

Marissa arrives to collect her son from a playdate, but the woman answering the door has never heard of him. His disappearance exposes secrets among the women connected to a Dublin community, where suspicion spreads quickly.

Joanna moves into what seems an ideal home, then learns that a girl who vanished during hide-and-seek once lived there. Believing she understands the disappearance, she fears that uncovering the truth could also destroy her own life.

Two young daughters board a train before their mother, whose attempt to follow is blocked by closing doors. At the next station only one child is waiting, beginning a desperate search complicated by lies and hidden connections.

After an old school friend's violent death, Julia sees an online video of a masked intruder emerging from an attic. Recognizing her own supposedly secure home, she must discover who has entered it and why she is being targeted.

A private message exposing neighbors' secrets accidentally reaches an entire community group. When threats follow and a woman at an identical address is murdered, the sender must confront the possibility that the killer chose the wrong house.

After a luxury wedding, two mothers discover blood in their daughters' shared room and both young women missing. As evidence suggests one is a victim and the other a killer, their friendship fractures under competing loyalties.