Resurrecting Cassidy Marchand
What happens when you're pulled into an alternate version of your life— again?
Cassidy Marchand thought the alternate reality thing was done. Of course, it's a little unsatisfying not to know exactly what sent her sliding through dimensions, but she's glad to be alive. Surviving a serial killer tended to give perspective.
But then the father who abandoned her as a child and the mother who died when she was eight walk into her hospital room, and she realizes she must be in the wrong universe. Again.
Now she's navigating this new family dynamic while dealing with the case against her would-be killer and investigating just what the hell was happening to her. But things get complicated fast as her search lands her in danger, her childhood dream falls apart, and her past catches up with her.
Cassidy has to decide if she's going to do what she's good at and run from it all or finally stand up and take charge of her life.
What People Are Saying
“I’m a fan of this authors’ writing style it’s fluid and makes reading this page turner easy. I was up late to finish reading because I wanted to know what would happen next. This thriller keeps you guessing. It has the romance and family dynamics that I fell in love with in book one. I appreciate the mental health representation and the way the author captures trauma in a realistic way. I highly recommend this, it was one of my top three reads this year.”
“Loved it! Tracey did a wonderful job with this one. Kept me on the edge of my seat. There was enough romance to keep me satisfied but the twists and turns and suspense of the novel had me turning page after page! So excited to see where she goes with the next book .”
“Tracey’s writing is sharp and expressive and it makes you feel everything that’s happening and not just a story you’re being told. I love how she navigated the complicated relationships in this book. Life is messy and then there’s Cassidy’s life. She has had one hell of a time and I deeply enjoyed the depth of her character and result of her realities.”