In "Like a Sister," Breanna's highly anticipated romantic weekend in New York City with her new boyfriend, Ty, takes a harrowing turn when she discovers a lifeless body in their rental home's foyer. Shocked and bewildered, she realizes Ty is nowhere to be found. Stranded in a new city as a Black woman, Bree grapples with fear and confusion, especially upon realizing the deceased is Janelle Beckett, a woman who has captured the internet's attention as a missing person.

Feeling out of her depth, Bree turns to her ex-best friend, a lawyer with whom she shares a complex history. As the police and online sleuths close in on the case with the hashtag #JusticeForJanelle, Bree understands that unraveling the truth behind Janelle's death is crucial not only for Ty's innocence but also for her own safety.

The narrative unfolds with gripping intensity, navigating through twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats. S. A. Cosby, author of "All the Sinners Bleed," praises Garrett's adeptness at capturing everyday fears and crafting a tale that resonates deeply with readers.

Mary Kubica, renowned for her thrilling narratives, commends the propulsive nature of the murder mystery and the relatability of the characters. Meanwhile, Rachel Hawkins assures readers that Bree's journey is unforgettable, promising an exhilarating ride filled with suspense and intrigue.

As Breanna delves deeper into the circumstances surrounding Janelle's death, she confronts the unsettling reality that sometimes the truth is obscured by what people want to see, forcing her to unravel the secrets hidden in plain sight to uncover the real culprit and secure her own safety in a world fraught with deception and danger. 📚❤️