"With hairpin twists and immense psychological acuity, Kelsey Rae Dimberg\'s Girl in the Rearview Mirror is as seductive as the glamorous, privileged family at its center--and as cunning. .. . .
And Finn isn\'t exactly innocent herself: she too has a background she has kept hidden, and under the hot Phoenix sun, everything is about to be laid bare.
When a young woman approaches Finn, claiming a connection with Philip and asking Finn to pass on a message, Finn becomes caught up in a web of deceit with the senate seat at its center.
But behind every fa ade lurks a less attractive truth.
Though the glamour of the Martins\' lifestyle undeniably dazzles Finn, her real pleasure comes from being part of the family: sharing quick jokes with Philip in the kitchen before he leaves for work; staying late when Marina needs a last-minute sitter; and spending long days with Amabel, who is often treated more like a photo op than a child.
She eagerly agrees to nanny, thinking she\'s lucked into the job of a lifetime.
Finn Hunt is working a dull office job to pay off her college debt when she meets Philip and charms Amabel.
They are Phoenix\'s First Family: handsome Philip Martin, son of the sitting Senator, an ex-football player who carries himself with an easy grace and appears destined to step into his father\'s seat when the time is right; his wife Marina, the stylish and elegant director of Phoenix\'s fine arts museum; and their four-year-old daughter Amabel, beautiful and precocious and beloved.
That is, I never wanted to.
An exciting, intoxicating debut, it will hold you until its startling final pages." -- Megan Abbott, bestselling author of Dare Me and Give Me Your Hand I never meant to lie. "With hairpin twists and immense psychological acuity, Kelsey Rae Dimberg\'s Girl in the Rearview Mirror is as seductive as the glamorous, privileged family at its center--and as cunning
