About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager feels isolated by a difficult truth or is struggling with the frustration of adults dismissing their experiences. It is particularly resonant for those processing grief that feels unfinished or unresolved. Grace Blakely is a girl convinced her mother was murdered, despite the official story that it was an accident. Living on Embassy Row in a world of high-stakes diplomacy, she must navigate complex international tensions while hunting for a killer. The story explores deep themes of trauma, post-traumatic stress, and the struggle to distinguish memory from reality. It is a sophisticated thriller for mature middle schoolers and high school students that validates the intensity of teenage emotions and the need for justice.
