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Dear Dad: A fast-paced psychological thriller with shocking revelations is a gripping, emotionally charged novel that plunges readers into the haunting journey of Elliot Hart, a grieving son who uncovers terrifying secrets after his father's mysterious death. What begins with a letter at a funeral spirals into a heart-pounding investigation that leads Elliot through cryptic diary entries, hidden compartments, and chilling encounters with people he once trusted. As he digs deeper into the shadows of his father's past, Elliot is forced to confront a devastating truth-one that shatters everything he believed about family, love, and legacy.
This novel blends the emotional intensity of a father-son relationship with a riveting mystery, using immersive storytelling and sharp psychological insight to keep readers glued to every page. Layer by layer, the narrative peels back the facades of memory and truth, exploring how far we're willing to go for answers-and what we risk losing along the way.
Added Value:
Readers will not only be thrilled by the suspenseful plot and unexpected twists but also gain a deeper appreciation for the complexity of human relationships and the long-lasting effects of trauma, deception, and legacy. This book challenges perceptions, provokes thought, and encourages reflection on the nature of truth and the cost of uncovering it.
Audience:
This novel is best suited for mature young adults and adult readers, typically ages 16 and up, who enjoy psychological thrillers, crime mysteries, and emotionally layered fiction. It's ideal for fans of Gone Girl, The Silent Patient, or Shutter Island-those who crave psychological depth, shocking revelations, and stories that linger long after the final page.
