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Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condizione: Fair.

Condizione: acceptable. Hardcover Book.

Condizione: good. Hardcover Book.

Condizione: Very Good. Multiple Copies Available - Very Good Condition - May have school stamp and/or student names - May have some cover wear - DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY CDs OR ACCESS CODES IF APPLICABLE.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What a mother buries always comes back.In Santa Fe, a respected therapist keeps two records of every session. One goes in the file. The other she writes late at night, off the record, in a language only she will read. She has built a career, and a life, on the belief that the past can be contained on paper.For thirty years, Dr. Mari Vega has treated the people other people damaged. She knows how to sit with a stranger, take a history, name what is wrong, and set it all down in clean clinical prose. Her office is orderly. Her notes are precise. Her past stays exactly where she has filed it. Then three new clients arrive in a single week, and the notes stop staying inside the room.One arrives with a folder Mari does not remember opening. One notices a detail she has spent years hiding. One seems to be writing her. Separately, each is only a difficult intake, another case to assess and file. Together, they begin to circle the single story Mari has spent her whole life refusing to open: her mother, her family, and the eight years she has left out of every record.The deeper the sessions go, the more the line between doctor and patient thins. Every clean clinical note has a second version underneath it, and every diagnosis Mari writes for someone else starts to read like one she should have written for herself. She is the most reliable narrator in the room and the least, and by the time she understands which, the truth is already at the door.The structure pulls you in the same way. You will read Mari's notes the way she reads her clients, certain you have caught the pattern before she has. That is the trap the novel sets, and springs, with the patient precision of a listener who has been at this far longer than you realized.This is also a novel about place and lineage. The high desert between Santa Fe and Abiquiu carries its own memory, and so does Mari's family, whose Hispano and Genizara roots run deeper than the story anyone agreed to tell. Adobe walls, old churches, and roads that lead north into country where families have kept their silences for generations. What was passed down, what was hidden, and what was quietly renamed all press against the careful record she keeps, until the past she filed so neatly comes looking for her.Told through intake notes, provisional diagnoses, and the entries she was never supposed to keep, The Mother I Did Not Know is a slow-burn psychological suspense novel about memory, inheritance, and identity. It is a story about the histories we carry, the families that shape us, and what a woman owes the truth when the truth has teeth.For readers of unreliable narrators, twist-driven suspense, and buried family secrets that hold on until the last page. Fans of quietly menacing therapy-room suspense and literary thrillers with a strong sense of place will find a lot to love, and a discussion guide in the back makes it a natural pick for book clubs.Praise for The Mother I Did Not Know"I was hooked with the premise and it didn't disappoint. I liked how the author has portrayed Dr. Mari Vega and her determination to find the truth." Pritam Sharma, 5-star Amazon review"The novel gradually reveals its secrets instead of rushing through them. A heartfelt and engaging novel about family, identity, and uncovering the truths that shape our lives." DR. Ibrahim, 5-star Amazon reviewThe Mother I Did Not Know is Book One of The Casita Series, the first in a trilogy that follows one family, and one buried truth, across a generation. A meticulous therapist finds her carefully curated life unraveling when three mysterious patients force her to confront the dark, unrecorded chapters of her Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: New.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What a mother buries always comes back.In Santa Fe, a respected therapist keeps two records of every session. One goes in the file. The other she writes late at night, off the record, in a language only she will read. She has built a career, and a life, on the belief that the past can be contained on paper.For thirty years, Dr. Mari Vega has treated the people other people damaged. She knows how to sit with a stranger, take a history, name what is wrong, and set it all down in clean clinical prose. Her office is orderly. Her notes are precise. Her past stays exactly where she has filed it. Then three new clients arrive in a single week, and the notes stop staying inside the room.One arrives with a folder Mari does not remember opening. One notices a detail she has spent years hiding. One seems to be writing her. Separately, each is only a difficult intake, another case to assess and file. Together, they begin to circle the single story Mari has spent her whole life refusing to open: her mother, her family, and the eight years she has left out of every record.The deeper the sessions go, the more the line between doctor and patient thins. Every clean clinical note has a second version underneath it, and every diagnosis Mari writes for someone else starts to read like one she should have written for herself. She is the most reliable narrator in the room and the least, and by the time she understands which, the truth is already at the door.The structure pulls you in the same way. You will read Mari's notes the way she reads her clients, certain you have caught the pattern before she has. That is the trap the novel sets, and springs, with the patient precision of a listener who has been at this far longer than you realized.This is also a novel about place and lineage. The high desert between Santa Fe and Abiquiu carries its own memory, and so does Mari's family, whose Hispano and Genizara roots run deeper than the story anyone agreed to tell. Adobe walls, old churches, and roads that lead north into country where families have kept their silences for generations. What was passed down, what was hidden, and what was quietly renamed all press against the careful record she keeps, until the past she filed so neatly comes looking for her.Told through intake notes, provisional diagnoses, and the entries she was never supposed to keep, The Mother I Did Not Know is a slow-burn psychological suspense novel about memory, inheritance, and identity. It is a story about the histories we carry, the families that shape us, and what a woman owes the truth when the truth has teeth.For readers of unreliable narrators, twist-driven suspense, and buried family secrets that hold on until the last page. Fans of quietly menacing therapy-room suspense and literary thrillers with a strong sense of place will find a lot to love, and a discussion guide in the back makes it a natural pick for book clubs.Praise for The Mother I Did Not Know"I was hooked with the premise and it didn't disappoint. I liked how the author has portrayed Dr. Mari Vega and her determination to find the truth." Pritam Sharma, 5-star Amazon review"The novel gradually reveals its secrets instead of rushing through them. A heartfelt and engaging novel about family, identity, and uncovering the truths that shape our lives." DR. Ibrahim, 5-star Amazon reviewThe Mother I Did Not Know is Book One of The Casita Series, the first in a trilogy that follows one family, and one buried truth, across a generation. A meticulous therapist finds her carefully curated life unraveling when three mysterious patients force her to confront the dark, unrecorded cha Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What a mother buries always comes back.In Santa Fe, a respected therapist keeps two records of every session. One goes in the file. The other she writes late at night, off the record, in a language only she will read. She has built a career, and a life, on the belief that the past can be contained on paper.For thirty years, Dr. Mari Vega has treated the people other people damaged. She knows how to sit with a stranger, take a history, name what is wrong, and set it all down in clean clinical prose. Her office is orderly. Her notes are precise. Her past stays exactly where she has filed it. Then three new clients arrive in a single week, and the notes stop staying inside the room.One arrives with a folder Mari does not remember opening. One notices a detail she has spent years hiding. One seems to be writing her. Separately, each is only a difficult intake, another case to assess and file. Together, they begin to circle the single story Mari has spent her whole life refusing to open: her mother, her family, and the eight years she has left out of every record.The deeper the sessions go, the more the line between doctor and patient thins. Every clean clinical note has a second version underneath it, and every diagnosis Mari writes for someone else starts to read like one she should have written for herself. She is the most reliable narrator in the room and the least, and by the time she understands which, the truth is already at the door.The structure pulls you in the same way. You will read Mari's notes the way she reads her clients, certain you have caught the pattern before she has. That is the trap the novel sets, and springs, with the patient precision of a listener who has been at this far longer than you realized.This is also a novel about place and lineage. The high desert between Santa Fe and Abiquiu carries its own memory, and so does Mari's family, whose Hispano and Genizara roots run deeper than the story anyone agreed to tell. Adobe walls, old churches, and roads that lead north into country where families have kept their silences for generations. What was passed down, what was hidden, and what was quietly renamed all press against the careful record she keeps, until the past she filed so neatly comes looking for her.Told through intake notes, provisional diagnoses, and the entries she was never supposed to keep, The Mother I Did Not Know is a slow-burn psychological suspense novel about memory, inheritance, and identity. It is a story about the histories we carry, the families that shape us, and what a woman owes the truth when the truth has teeth.For readers of unreliable narrators, twist-driven suspense, and buried family secrets that hold on until the last page. Fans of quietly menacing therapy-room suspense and literary thrillers with a strong sense of place will find a lot to love, and a discussion guide in the back makes it a natural pick for book clubs.Praise for The Mother I Did Not Know"I was hooked with the premise and it didn't disappoint. I liked how the author has portrayed Dr. Mari Vega and her determination to find the truth." Pritam Sharma, 5-star Amazon review"The novel gradually reveals its secrets instead of rushing through them. A heartfelt and engaging novel about family, identity, and uncovering the truths that shape our lives." DR. Ibrahim, 5-star Amazon reviewThe Mother I Did Not Know is Book One of The Casita Series, the first in a trilogy that follows one family, and one buried truth, across a generation. A meticulous therapist finds her carefully curated life unraveling when three mysterious patients force her to confront the dark, unrecorded cha Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A therapist with a shattered past opens the wrong door, and the truth walks in wearing a familiar face.In Santa Fe's high desert, Dr. Mari Vega keeps her casita locked and her heart locked tighter. Once celebrated for reading dangerous men, a malpractice scandal cost her the paper she published, the practice she built, and the daughter who won't say her name.Now a single week brings three patients and a storm that won't let up. Ines, a woman certain a silent stalker measures time in decades and slips into rooms without leaving a mark. Cordelia, a polished widow who wants to learn to see people the way they really are, even if that means asking whether a fall from a bell tower was helped by a hand. And Owen, a charming executive whose poise never breaks, until half a second of a wrong vowel turns his accent into a mask.As session notes blur into midnight confessions, edited tapes surface, an old detective knocks, and Mari's estranged daughter sets a sealed folder on a kitchen chair like a lit fuse. Her curandera friend says a man has changed his face. The past isn't past. It's patient.When the box labeled ASHBY (CLOSED) finally opens, and the desert answers a question four generations refused to ask, Mari has to decide which door to guard: the one that protects her reputation, or the one that saves the women who still come to her for shelter.Told through clinical files and off-the-record reckonings, The Mother I Did Not Know is intimate psychological suspense for readers who love fiercely drawn women and secrets unearthed by candlelight, where waiting is never just waiting, and every note in the file is a promise that someone is coming to the door.Perfect for fans of Tana French, Paula Hawkins, and Celeste Ng. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A therapist with a shattered past opens the wrong door, and the truth walks in wearing a familiar face.In Santa Fe's high desert, Dr. Mari Vega keeps her casita locked and her heart locked tighter. Once celebrated for reading dangerous men, a malpractice scandal cost her the paper she published, the practice she built, and the daughter who won't say her name.Now a single week brings three patients and a storm that won't let up. Ines, a woman certain a silent stalker measures time in decades and slips into rooms without leaving a mark. Cordelia, a polished widow who wants to learn to see people the way they really are, even if that means asking whether a fall from a bell tower was helped by a hand. And Owen, a charming executive whose poise never breaks, until half a second of a wrong vowel turns his accent into a mask.As session notes blur into midnight confessions, edited tapes surface, an old detective knocks, and Mari's estranged daughter sets a sealed folder on a kitchen chair like a lit fuse. Her curandera friend says a man has changed his face. The past isn't past. It's patient.When the box labeled ASHBY (CLOSED) finally opens, and the desert answers a question four generations refused to ask, Mari has to decide which door to guard: the one that protects her reputation, or the one that saves the women who still come to her for shelter.Told through clinical files and off-the-record reckonings, The Mother I Did Not Know is intimate psychological suspense for readers who love fiercely drawn women and secrets unearthed by candlelight, where waiting is never just waiting, and every note in the file is a promise that someone is coming to the door.Perfect for fans of Tana French, Paula Hawkins, and Celeste Ng. A meticulous therapist finds her carefully curated life unraveling when three mysterious patients force her to confront the dark, unrecorded chapters of her own family history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A therapist with a shattered past opens the wrong door, and the truth walks in wearing a familiar face.In Santa Fe's high desert, Dr. Mari Vega keeps her casita locked and her heart locked tighter. Once celebrated for reading dangerous men, a malpractice scandal cost her the paper she published, the practice she built, and the daughter who won't say her name.Now a single week brings three patients and a storm that won't let up. Ines, a woman certain a silent stalker measures time in decades and slips into rooms without leaving a mark. Cordelia, a polished widow who wants to learn to see people the way they really are, even if that means asking whether a fall from a bell tower was helped by a hand. And Owen, a charming executive whose poise never breaks, until half a second of a wrong vowel turns his accent into a mask.As session notes blur into midnight confessions, edited tapes surface, an old detective knocks, and Mari's estranged daughter sets a sealed folder on a kitchen chair like a lit fuse. Her curandera friend says a man has changed his face. The past isn't past. It's patient.When the box labeled ASHBY (CLOSED) finally opens, and the desert answers a question four generations refused to ask, Mari has to decide which door to guard: the one that protects her reputation, or the one that saves the women who still come to her for shelter.Told through clinical files and off-the-record reckonings, The Mother I Did Not Know is intimate psychological suspense for readers who love fiercely drawn women and secrets unearthed by candlelight, where waiting is never just waiting, and every note in the file is a promise that someone is coming to the door.Perfect for fans of Tana French, Paula Hawkins, and Celeste Ng. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A therapist with a shattered past opens the wrong door, and the truth walks in wearing a familiar face.In Santa Fe's high desert, Dr. Mari Vega keeps her casita locked and her heart locked tighter. Once celebrated for reading dangerous men, a malpractice scandal cost her the paper she published, the practice she built, and the daughter who won't say her name.Now a single week brings three patients and a storm that won't let up. Ines, a woman certain a silent stalker measures time in decades and slips into rooms without leaving a mark. Cordelia, a polished widow who wants to learn to see people the way they really are, even if that means asking whether a fall from a bell tower was helped by a hand. And Owen, a charming executive whose poise never breaks, until half a second of a wrong vowel turns his accent into a mask.As session notes blur into midnight confessions, edited tapes surface, an old detective knocks, and Mari's estranged daughter sets a sealed folder on a kitchen chair like a lit fuse. Her curandera friend says a man has changed his face. The past isn't past. It's patient.When the box labeled ASHBY (CLOSED) finally opens, and the desert answers a question four generations refused to ask, Mari has to decide which door to guard: the one that protects her reputation, or the one that saves the women who still come to her for shelter.Told through clinical files and off-the-record reckonings, The Mother I Did Not Know is intimate psychological suspense for readers who love fiercely drawn women and secrets unearthed by candlelight, where waiting is never just waiting, and every note in the file is a promise that someone is coming to the door.Perfect for fans of Tana French, Paula Hawkins, and Celeste Ng. A meticulous therapist finds her carefully curated life unraveling when three mysterious patients force her to confront the dark, unrecorded chapters of her own family history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A therapist with a shattered past opens the wrong door, and the truth walks in wearing a familiar face.In Santa Fe's high desert, Dr. Mari Vega keeps her casita locked and her heart locked tighter. Once celebrated for reading dangerous men, a malpractice scandal cost her the paper she published, the practice she built, and the daughter who won't say her name.Now a single week brings three patients and a storm that won't let up. Ines, a woman certain a silent stalker measures time in decades and slips into rooms without leaving a mark. Cordelia, a polished widow who wants to learn to see people the way they really are, even if that means asking whether a fall from a bell tower was helped by a hand. And Owen, a charming executive whose poise never breaks, until half a second of a wrong vowel turns his accent into a mask.As session notes blur into midnight confessions, edited tapes surface, an old detective knocks, and Mari's estranged daughter sets a sealed folder on a kitchen chair like a lit fuse. Her curandera friend says a man has changed his face. The past isn't past. It's patient.When the box labeled ASHBY (CLOSED) finally opens, and the desert answers a question four generations refused to ask, Mari has to decide which door to guard: the one that protects her reputation, or the one that saves the women who still come to her for shelter.Told through clinical files and off-the-record reckonings, The Mother I Did Not Know is intimate psychological suspense for readers who love fiercely drawn women and secrets unearthed by candlelight, where waiting is never just waiting, and every note in the file is a promise that someone is coming to the door.Perfect for fans of Tana French, Paula Hawkins, and Celeste Ng. A meticulous therapist finds her carefully curated life unraveling when three mysterious patients force her to confront the dark, unrecorded chapters of her own family history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…