The Surrogate Mother by Freida McFadden (Paperback)

The Surrogate Mother by Freida McFadden (Paperback)

Abby’s hope of becoming a mother seems real when her assistant, Monica, offers to be surrogate. But strange behaviour and chilling secrets turn that hope into fear. As Monica’s true motives surface, Abby must fight to protect her unborn child and her life before all she loves is taken from her...read the full blurb.

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ISBN:
9781464228605
Pages:
320
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Weight 232 g
Dimensions 128 × 24 × 197 mm
Author

Freida McFadden

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Crime, Fiction, Mystery, Mystery Thriller, Psychological Thriller, Suspense, Thriller

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Sourcebooks Inc

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Blurb:

Abby has always dreamed of becoming a mother. Years of failed fertility treatments and adoptions have left her heartbroken and hopeless. Then her personal assistant, Monica, offers a solution: she will act as surrogate and carry Abby’s baby. The offer seems like the miracle Abby has waited for.

At first, everything appears perfect. Monica’s generosity gives Abby and her husband a new chance to become parents. But soon, subtle oddities begin to surface: strange behaviour, unexplained events, and a sense that Monica isn’t who she claimed to be. As hope turns into unease, Abby realises she has invited danger into her life.

The line between trust and betrayal blurs. Monica’s mysterious past and secret motivations begin to unravel. Abby and her husband must fight to protect their future child—and their own safety—before it’s too late.

This psychological thriller explores desperation, deception and the terrifying lengths someone might go to for control. As tensions rise and secrets emerge, the promise of new life becomes a fight for survival.

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