Mia covered her mouth to keep from crying out.
Fast moving, thrilling, captivating, entertaining, scary, brilliant!" Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars.
I was just blown away." Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars "I am still shaking... excellent writing, heart-pounding suspense and fabulous characters...
Unbelievable read." Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars "This book made me gasp in horror, bite my nails in suspense, cry with its emotional intensity...
I read this in less than 24 hours.
It had everything to keep you on the edge of your seat...
What readers are saying about Carey Baldwin : "I could not put this book down...
Fans of The Wife Between Us, The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl will be totally addicted to Her First Mistake.
What if Celeste\'s disappearance has more to do with Mia than she realizes? And if she keeps digging, does she risk being dragged back into the dark forever? Prepare to be gripped by the pulse-pounding new psychological thriller from USA Today bestselling author Carey Baldwin .
But as she grows closer to Celeste\'s family, Mia can\'t help but feel she\'s being watched...
Wracked with guilt, she joins the search, determined to make up for her mistake.
And Mia realizes that it might have been her fault.
The next day, Celeste is reported missing.
Celeste Cooper is fearless, pretty, popular-everything Mia wishes she could be.
Stung at the rejection, she pockets the keys of one of the women in a petty act of revenge.
But when she runs into a group of colleagues one evening, she discovers that, once again, she\'s been excluded.
Now, all Mia longs for is a normal life and friends to call her own.
That she never saw her mother again.
People would never guess that she found the will to dig her way out of a locked shed when she was just six years old.
To the world, Mia Thornton is invisible-a quiet, timid preschool teacher.
But what was the point of being a good little girl if she couldn\'t help her mother? She\'d promised her mother not to scream, but she hadn\'t promised not to escape...
She hated the dark, but her mother had made her promise.
Mia covered her mouth to keep from crying out
