The Last Surrogate

A Gripping Psychological Thriller

She needed money. They needed a surrogate. It seemed like the perfect arrangement.

Cara Wells is a thirty-two-year-old nurse drowning in debt. When a wealthy couple offers her a life-changing sum to carry their baby, she tells herself it's just a job. She'll live in their beautiful estate for a few months, give them what they want, and walk away.

But something isn't right at the Ashford house.

The pills that make her sleep too deeply. The housekeeper who won't meet her eyes. The name scratched into the back of a closet — Sophie — and the woman who disappeared after her own surrogacy here two years ago.

Cara starts asking questions. And the Ashfords start watching her very carefully.

She thinks this is about the baby.

She has no idea it's about her.

Because the child she's carrying isn't just a surrogate pregnancy. It's the most intimate theft imaginable. And when Cara discovers the truth — the truth about who this baby really is — she'll do whatever it takes to protect her.

Even if it costs her everything.

Fans of Freida McFadden and Daniel Hurst will be up all night with this twisty, compulsive thriller about obsession, deception, and the lengths one woman will go to reclaim what was stolen from her.