Chevy Stevens - Út az elveszettekhez

"Heartbreaking and unforgettable." - Gillian Flynn

"Enthralling, suspenseful." - Library Journal

The Cold Creek Highway crosses British Columbia for nearly eight hundred kilometers from the dense wilderness to the west coast. The secluded, long asphalt stream has become a hunting ground for apex predators. Young women traveling alone have been disappearing from it for decades. Motorcyclists and hitchhikers, passers-by and residents of small towns in the area have all lost their way here. So far, none of the murderers and kidnappers raiding the highway have been brought to justice.

Hailey McBride calls Cold Creek home. His father taught him to respect nature, to live on the fruits of the wild, and to never travel alone on the highway. After losing her father, the teenage girl ends up living with her aunt, whose police officer husband abuses his badge and bullies Hailey. The grieving girl, who is not allowed to work, socialize or go on dates, seeks refuge in the mountains, hoping that the townspeople will think she just ran away from the city. According to rumors, however, he was attacked by the highway killer - who claimed another victim in the summer.

A year later, Beth Chevalier arrives in Cold Creek, where her sister Amber lived - who was murdered. Estranged from her parents and searching for answers, Beth starts working as a waitress at the local bistro, just like Amber did at the time, and desperately tries to find out what could have been behind her sister's death. But with her investigation, Beth draws attention to herself - and fears that she will uncover Hailey's secret...

New York Times bestselling author Chevy Stevens, the acclaimed and popular author of That Night, returns to his readers with a breathtaking thriller.