Follow Me Down: A Novel - Hardcover

“No one can be trusted as the flawed but sympathetic protagonist struggles to find her missing twin brother. This engrossing page turner will keep you guessing right up to the delicious ending.”―New York Times bestselling author Diane Chamberlain

"Follow Me Down is a clever and remarkable novel about one woman’s desperate search for her twin brother that pulled me in from the very first page, then kept me engrossed all the way to the end with a dark and twisty plot and a town that’s a living breathing character of its own."―New York Times bestselling author Chevy Stevens

“Whip smart exploration of how well we know anyone in our lives, even a twin brother. The plot was engrossing, Mia was compelling, and the small town made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. You'll flip the pages long into the night to find out what happened to Lucas, but you'll never guess the explosive ending!”―Kate Moretti, New York Times bestselling author of The Vanishing Year

“In Follow Me Down, that is exactly what the reader does: follow hard-nosed Mia down the dark and twisted path left by her twin brother when he goes missing after one of his students is found dead. The writing is evocative and I turned the pages swiftly to get to the final twist and resolve, which I did not see coming. With confident writing and compellingly flawed characters, this novel is sure to delight readers who enjoy tautly told thrillers.”―Catherine McKenzie, international bestselling author of Hidden and Fractured

“Instantly addictive and darkly compelling, Follow Me Down is a spectacular suspense. Sherri Smith is a bold, brave talent.”―Hilary Davidson, Anthony Award-winning author of Blood Always Tells

“At the start of Smith’s compelling first novel, John Pruden, the police chief of Wayoata, N.Dak., phones Mia Hass, a Chicago-based pharmacist with a dependence on pills, to ask whether she’s heard recently from her twin brother, Lucas. Pruden, who says he’s missing, urges Mia to return to Wayoata, her hometown, where she learns that Lucas, a high school teacher, has become the prime suspect in the murder of one of his students. The town residents are all against him, and the inept local police are all too willing to treat the faintest circumstantial evidence as if it were solid proof in what they consider an open-and-shut case ... in this unsettling crime thriller.”―Publishers Weekly