When she was a child, Zoe was raped by her father. Now, years later, he is being released from prison.
Zoe has fled her family, and made a new life for herself in Sydney, but now she wants to go back home. Now, because of her father’s release, she wants to visit her family, and she wants her girlfriend Sara to go with her too, on the most horrible family visit imaginable.
Sara agrees, reluctantly, only because Zoe wants her to so badly.
They go, and it’s every bit as awful as Sara expects. Sara is a senior constable with the New South Wales police, and has some idea what to prepare for. There is blame and denial and guilt directed everywhere but where it should be. Worse, once there, Zoe and Sara begin to wonder whether the abuse is happening all over again, and if Zoe’s younger sister isn’t now the victim.
Zoe begins to be very scared for her sister.
Sara loves Zoe with all her heart. She loves Zoe so completely that she would do anything for Zoe. She would kill for Zoe if she had to. Then Zoe actually asks her to. She asks Sara to help her kill her father, and Sara realizes she could, that she is capable of it. And that she might be able to get away with it, too.
Zoe’s fears and memories, and Sara’s profession, may just combine perfectly and let something terrible happen.
This is a story about love, and trust, and the lengths people will go to when confronting evil.
And also, just for the moment, this is the one I’ll update daily, not Love Letters. Although I’ll try to do that too. And um, sorry for the confusion, I’m still just settling down into what’s the next main story…All Rights Reserved