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Author and former DC broadcast news producer Christina Kovac returns with another propulsive psychological thriller set in the days leading up to and following the mysterious disappearance of one of DC’s hottest investigative reporters:
Lucy Ambrose is living a postgrad life she’d hoped for, far away from the stifling small town in Georgia she couldn’t wait to get out of. She lives a carefully curated life with her best friends Estella, Penelope, and Addie in a Georgetown row house and together they are a kind of family. They call themselves The Sweeties, the only real family Lucy has left. Their lives are dominated by early-career striving and the drama of young love. That is of course until Addie’s ex-boyfriend Josh suddenly goes missing.
Josh Egan isn’t just any DC up-and-comer. He’s a star investigative broadcast journalist from a prominent political family with skeletons in the closet. And though he should have been at a career high, in the weeks since his breakup with Addie, he has been acting erratically. As the Sweeties’ lives are upended by the search for Josh and the media’s speculation, Lucy becomes determined to get to the bottom of what happened. But the more questions she asks, the more the detectives suspect the roommates know more than they are letting on. And Lucy has a few long-buried secrets of her own she is desperate to protect…
WATCH US FALL is a thrilling examination of the lies we tell ourselves, and how far we might go to make them true.
“A stunning work of suspense that’s impossible to put down…A twisty missing person mystery, a heart-breaking love story,an insightful exploration of the nature of obsession and trauma. I loved this novel.”
—Angie Kim, NYT Bestselling Author of Happiness Falls and Miracle Creek
About Christina Kovac
The author of Watch Us Fall and The Cutaway, Christina writes psychological thrillers set in Washington, DC, where she worked as a television journalist at NBC News, before turning to fiction writing. She lives outside of Washington, DC, with her family.
Photo by Tina Krohn