About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is struggling with a loss of control, a major move, or the feeling that they have to hide their true self to fit in. While the high-stakes Witness Protection plot provides the thrills, the heart of the story deals with the psychological toll of frequent displacement and the frustration of being kept in the dark by parents. Megan, the protagonist, is exhausted by her family's secrets and the constant cycle of starting over, leading her to finally take agency over her own identity. It is a fast-paced mystery that balances intense danger with a grounded exploration of family loyalty and teenage independence. Suitable for middle and high school readers, it offers a safe way to explore themes of trust and the courage it takes to stop running and start living authentically.
