pus after surviving an abduction, but old scars cut deep. Vivid flashbacks and terrifying dreams paralyze her, threatening to ruin her academic career and any chance she has at peace or happiness. This mental anguish, however, constitutes only a small fraction of her post-traumatic nightmare.



A partner in Kennedy's kidnapping remains at large and will not stop until he has silenced her witness permanently. His violent resolve risks not only her life, but the safety of anyone who tries to help.



Kennedy must engage in a deadly battle of the mind as she struggles to stay alive. While fighting on two fronts -- one psychological and one physical -- the question isn't whether she'll come out of the war stronger in the end.



The question is whether she'll come out of it at all.