She was told she would never be a mother. Now she finally has a baby.

When she was sixteen, doctors told Lucy she would never carry a child. Now, as an adult she focused on her career as a successful barrister and her relationship with her doting husband.

April has always known she was meant to be a mother. When she falls pregnant, it feels like fate correcting every hardship she has endured.

When tragedy strikes in the maternity ward and only one healthy baby leaves the hospital, grief fractures into something darker. When one woman loses everything, the other gains the miracle she has spent her life chasing.

Soon, April and Lucy finally come face to face, and the lines begins to blur. Because motherhood is so much more than biology.

And one of these women will stop at nothing to claim what she believes is hers . . .

This domestic psychological thriller is perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Ashley Audrain, and Paula Hawkins and will leaving you guessing, right until the very end.