A psychological thriller about the terrifying lengths a parent will go in the name of protection.
About the Book
When Allison Ward learns she carries the gene for Sorvain's Disease, the same one that took her mother, her greatest fear isn't her own decline, but Arya, her five-year-old daughter. Convinced Arya is at risk, Allison accepts William Calor's offer of hope at his remote mountain institute. She takes Arya and leaves her husband, Neil, a note: Don't follow.
He follows.
What Neil finds inside the Institute doesn't look like a medical facility at all. It looks like a place where people go to stop being afraid, and never quite come back from. The closer he gets to Allison and Arya, the clearer it becomes that William Calor isn't offering a cure. He's offering an ending. And Allison, desperate and out of time, may have already said yes.
Perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn and Riley Sager.
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About the Author
Colton Craig is a writer from Omaha, Nebraska, where he lives with his wife Morgan and their tortoiseshell cat Rayne. His day job is in IT, but stories are where his head is at.
As an avid reader — thrillers especially — he eventually got the itch and found that reading wasn't enough for him. He wanted stories that didn't exist yet, so he started writing them himself.
What Remains is that story, and it's one he's been building toward for three years. During that time he wrote many short stories, but none of them felt right to share until now. This is the story he believes needed to be told, and he hopes you enjoy reading it as much as he's enjoyed writing it.
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