No One Was Counting

A Thriller

Seven women. No active investigations. No one asking why.

Investigative journalist Rachel Kim is used to stories that powerful people want buried. But when Mara Vega appears at her door with a folder and eleven months of research her sister can no longer do for herself, Rachel finds something she didn't expect: a pattern.

The women worked for the same staffing company. They moved through the same venues. They disappeared into the same silence — a silence that someone spent a great deal of money to maintain.

The deeper Rachel goes, the more she finds. A shell company. A venue empire. A chief of staff who knows where every body is buried because he helped design the system that put them there. And a mayor whose calendar tells a story no one was supposed to read.

They've been watching her. They know who she's talking to. They know where her sources live.

Rachel knows something too.

She's close enough that they're scared.

No One Was Counting is the second Rachel Kim thriller from T. Patrick Brown — a propulsive, page-turning investigation into the women nobody counted and the men who were counting on that.