Kara is abducted and thrown into her obsessive captor's delusional world. As the past she thought she knew unravels around her, Kara struggles to make sense of the memories that come creeping back, threatening her sanity and her safety. Meanwhile, Kara's mother races against time to save the daughter she fears she will lose when a long-held secret is revealed. The hours tick away as Roland plays out his plan--to take Kara with him into death at the exact moment of their birth, never to be separated again.
TRACES OF KARA is an action packed, pulse pounding psychological thriller/suspense novel that features a determined killer who slowly loses his grip on reality as his carefully detailed plan starts to fall apart and a heroine determined to move forward with her life who now must reconcile everything she believed to be true about her family with the reality of their tragic past.
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Don't remember. I'm not usually a cryer
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I cry at so many songs.
ReplyDeleteProbably Hold On by Spitalfield.
A former boyfriend used to play it for me, and has since passed away. So now when I hear it, tears follow.
Mirrors by Justin Timberlake
ReplyDeleteI don't ever remember crying from a song :/ I don't listen to much music though, I prefer books.
ReplyDeleteI seriously can't remember the songs title but I know it was while watching the Australian version of the voice. This young boy sang with such a strong, beautiful voice it made me cry.
ReplyDeleteI can't remember :(
ReplyDeleteRonan by Taylor Swift
ReplyDeleteA Thousand Years - Christina Perri... Love it!
ReplyDeleteI can't think of one. Usually songs don't make me cry, but books and movies do often.
ReplyDeleteYouth - Daughter
ReplyDeletesongs usually don''t make me cry. so none.
ReplyDeleteParamore - we are broken.
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