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She missed the train.

Then she went missing.

Insecure Bryn has always played second fiddle to her glamorous cousin Jules, a wealthy golden girl and newly-minted bestselling author.

But Bryn never imagines a pleasant day trip in an idyllic Hudson Valley town will turn into a nightmare when Jules walks off the train platform and vanishes into the night.

Panicked, Bryn calls her cousin’s husband, Delon, who arrives in the riverfront town to join the search. Here, he shares unexpected news: Jules might be pregnant.

The clock ticks down as Bryn and Delon are forced to work together to find Jules before the pair become prime suspects in her disappearance.

After all, they only ended their affair last week.

But they’re not the only ones with something to hide...

The author of top-selling psychological thrillers The Neighbors in Apartment 3D and The Little Girl in the Window is back with her signature brand of crackling suspense with twists you will never predict. For fans of Lucy Foley, Samantha Downing, Sarah Alderson, Shari Lapena, Freida McFadden, and Gillian Flynn.

Praise for The Night She Missed the Train:

＂The author takes the reader on a wild ride as Bryn frantically searches to find her cousin. The ending was such a surprising twist that I did not see coming. This thriller is everything that I love in a story.＂ -Goodreads reviewer

＂An immersive thrill-ride any reader can discover this fall season.＂ -Goodreads reviewer

＂I was drawn in immediately, and my attention was gripped the entire time. The ending was one heck of a roller-coaster of emotions! Find out for yourself how great this thriller (and author) is!＂ -Goodreads reviewer

Praise for C.G. Twiles:

＂A masterful storyteller... Whenever I begin reading a C.G. Twiles novel, I should cancel all my plans because it’s nearly impossible not to devour her captivating stories in one sitting.＂ -Liz Alterman, author of The Perfect Neighborhood and The House on Cold Creek Lane

＂[C.G. Twiles] is a master when it comes to thrillers. Nothing is ever what it seems, perception is never reality, and when things appear to be a certain way, they can suddenly and unexpectedly swerve and do a 180-degree turn.＂ -Priya Malhotra, author of A Woman of an Uncertain Age

＂Gripped me so tightly, I didn’t skip over even the most insignificant word.＂ -Book Rant Reviews, The Neighbors in Apartment 3D review