Help with my pick of covers: Here is the back of the book summary. She wasn’t supposed to be home. Seventeen-year-old Callie Mercer stays home from school expecting a quiet day. Instead, she hears the sound no one wants to hear—a deliberate metallic click where silence should be. The security system is down. The exits are blocked. And two skilled intruders are already inside. They’ve studied the house for months. They came for her mother’s priceless necklace—a symbol of legacy and power. What they didn’t plan for was Callie. Raised by a Special Forces father who taught her balance before strength and control before emotion, Callie understands something her attackers don’t: survival isn’t about panic—it’s about decision. With police minutes away and no safe place to hide, she must outthink men who assumed the house would be empty. But the invasion is only the beginning. As hidden recordings expose a powerful political figure willing to erase his past at any cost, the real battle shifts from hallways to headlines—and from fear to consequence. This isn’t a story about revenge. It’s about standing steady when the world leans. They chose the wrong house.

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Back of the Book Summary Deep in the misty forests and towering peaks of the Appalachian Mountains, a shadow once walked—a fearsome figure known as Spearfinger, or U'tlun'ta, “the one with the pointed spear.” With stone-like skin and a finger sharp as obsidian, she preyed upon the unwary, luring the innocent with the guise of a kindly elder. Her hunger was not for flesh alone, but for the very livers of those who strayed too far from safety. In this chilling retelling of one of the most famous Cherokee legends, Steve Kitts brings the tale to life with vivid detail, suspense, and heart. Follow Tayanita and her village as they confront terror, uncover hidden truths, and discover courage, unity, and wisdom in the face of a relentless monster. Spearfinger: The Ancient Cherokee Legend is more than a story of fear—it is a story of learning, of teaching, and of how tales passed down through generations keep communities safe and hearts strong. Step into the mountains, listen carefully, and remember: some stories are meant to stay.

Back of the Book Summary She vanished at six.She returned at sixteen.But she didn’t come home. Ten years ago, six-year-old Emily Harper disappeared from her backyard during a family barbecue in small-town Oregon. Despite endless searches and fading hope, her parents never stopped believing she might still be alive. Now sixteen, a girl known as Sara Jones survives a devastating car accident in Texas. A routine DNA test reveals the impossible—she is the missing child the world forgot. Pulled back into a family she doesn’t remember, Sara struggles with a life that feels чужer than the one she lost. Overwhelmed by grief, expectation, and a love she doesn’t yet understand, she runs—only to fall into something far more dangerous. As Sara searches for freedom, she must confront a painful truth: not every place that welcomes you is safe, and not every home is easy to return to. Who Is Sara Jones is a gripping emotional novel about identity, trauma, and the desperate human need to belong—an unforgettable story of loss, survival, and choosing where you finally come to rest.

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