Genevieve Caraway’s lavish Utah home, “Sweet Spot,” is a guarded compound impregnable to outsiders—theoretically, at least. At fourteen, Genevieve was abducted from her bedroom by a couple and held hostage for three months. She’s now a happily married mother with a flourishing career, a poster child for thriving after trauma. Still, the scars haven’t entirely faded, and she’s hired Belle Currer—as the ghostwriter extraordinaire prefers to be known—to tell her story. But Belle’s arrival coincides with the parole of Deirdre Gregory, one of Genevieve’s kidnappers. When Deirdre shows up at Sweet Spot begging to see Genevieve, she is refused. The next day, Deirdre’s dead body is found on the grounds.

How did Deirdre get in? More importantly, who killed her? Once again, it’s up to Belle to figure it out, in her newest case by the USA Today bestselling host of the “All About Agatha” podcast. Sweet Spot is a locked room murder mystery in the best tradition of Agatha Christie, with the spark and fizz of a contemporary page-turner à la Richard Osman and Nita Prose.