Pinky Swear

<p>'<b>Visceral,</b> <b>tense, and shocking</b> <i>Pinky Swear</i> is <b>an absolute must read</b>.' Jeneva Rose</p><p><b>She is your best friend. You trust her. She is carrying your baby. So why has she disappeared?</b><br>Lexi is over the moon when her friend Mara offers to make her dream come true, by becoming a surrogate for Lexi's longed-for baby.<br>They have known each other since they were in middle school - who better to trust?<br>But four days before the baby is due, Mara disappears.<br>Desperate to find her friend and her child, Lexi is shocked to uncover that Mara may not have been telling her the truth - about anything.<br><b>Who is her best friend, really, and can Lexi save her baby before it is too late?</b><br>'Delivers <b>a thrilling game of cat and mouse</b>, blurring the lines between friendship and family and creating the kind of <b>high-stakes tension that keeps the pages continually turning</b>. You will genuinely feel for these characters, even when you're unsure of which ones you can trust.' Stacy Willingham<br>'<b>Riveting, intense, and unputdownable</b> your next binge-read. It's almost a shame how fast the pages fly. This is <b>a triumph of character-driven, thrill-packed storytelling</b>.' Ashley Winstead<br>'<b>Gripping, emotional, and utterly propulsive,</b> Pinky Swear is the kind of thriller that <b>gets its hooks in from the first page and doesn't let go</b>. Danielle Girard masterfully blends past secrets with present stakes in a story that's as much about friendship and motherhood as it is about survival. <b>I tore through it with my heart in my throat</b>.' Sally Hepworth<br><br>'<b>What a hook, what a voice, what a ride! </b><i>Pinky Swear</i> is high concept with a heartbeat, and you are going to love it.' Joshilyn Jackson<br><br>'<b>Gripping and emotionally charged</b>, Lexi and Mara’s story held me from the first page. <i>Pinky Swear</i> is exactly what we want from great fiction: surprising at every turn and heartbreakingly relatable.<b> I couldn’t read this fast enough</b>.' Jamie Day<br>'When childhood best friends reunite under desperate circumstances, promises are tested—and loyalties fractured. In <i>Pinky Swear</i>, Girard delivers <b>a daring, twist-laden plot that barrels toward an electric, heart-stopping climax with chilling precision</b>. Girard outdid herself with this one, <b>a white-knuckle tale of friendship, betrayal, and the true meaning of family</b>.' Kimberly Belle<br></p>