
In "The House in the Pines," a woman confronts haunting memories to solve a mysterious death. Reese Witherspoon's enthusiastic endorsement propelled this debut thriller to a nine-week NYT bestseller streak, outperforming Stephen King. Can you trust your own recollections when uncovering buried truths?
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Maya's life is unraveling thread by thread. Secretly buying Klonopin from her friend Wendy, she carefully hides her addiction from her boyfriend Dan while battling withdrawal symptoms-insomnia that keeps her staring at shadows until dawn, brain zaps that feel like electrical currents shooting through her skull. During one sleepless night, scrolling through social media, Maya discovers a viral video that stops her heart. Titled "Girl Dies on Camera," the grainy security footage shows a familiar face she hasn't seen in seven years-Frank Bellamy-sitting across from a dark-haired woman in a fluorescent-lit diner. Without warning, the woman slumps forward, dead before her face hits the table. The video triggers an avalanche of memories Maya has spent years suppressing. Seven years earlier, she watched her best friend Aubrey collapse in exactly the same way while talking with Frank. Maya had screamed accusations, convinced Frank orchestrated Aubrey's death, though she couldn't explain how. The police found no evidence of foul play, and her desperate insistence on Frank's guilt led her family to worry about her mental health. They arranged sessions with a doctor who diagnosed her with brief psychotic disorder and prescribed antipsychotics. Now, watching this new death unfold in Frank's presence in the same inexplicable way, Maya feels both vindicated and terrified. Despite Dan's gentle attempts to rationalize the coincidence, Maya knows she can't ignore this pattern. What power does Frank possess that allows him to end lives with just a conversation?
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