The Crash by Freida McFadden (Paperback)

Tegan is eight months pregnant and driving to her brother’s place to escape her crumbling life, but she never makes it — a snowstorm sends her car off the road, and she’s stranded in rural Maine with a broken ankle. Weak and alone, she worries she’s made a terrible mistake. Suddenly, a couple appears, offering her shelter in their cabin until the storm passes.

At first, it feels like a blessing: warm walls, safety, and a chance to rest. But as time goes by, Tegan begins to sense something sinister in their kindness. The cabin’s owners are not what they seem. The warmth hides secrets, and the couple’s concern borders on control.

With no way to call for help and her unborn child vulnerable, Tegan must face the terrible possibility that she’s trapped. She must summon every ounce of strength and intuition to survive what may be her most dangerous mistake yet. The Crash weaves motherhood, survival, and psychological terror into a chilling story where trust is deadly, and every decision carries a cost.