The Girl Without a Voice

Set in the fall of 1980, isolated mute Alice comes upon a startling discovery that her father may be a serial killer . . . A sharp listen for lovers of true crime and Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll.

Born mute, twenty-two year-old Alice has never known a normal life. Kept from the outside world by her cruel mother and overbearing father, her only friend is her neighbor Hailey with whom she communicates through sign language.

When Alice's father is diagnosed with terminal cancer, Alice must attend and care for him, all the while listening to his feverish drug-induced ramblings. That is until, in his final days, he reveals something Alice never expected. He confesses to murdering several women.

Shocked and disbelieving, Alice confides in Hailey. Together, they vow to find the truth and decide to journey her father's old routes as a travelling salesman. A pattern begins to emerge, connecting him to various missing women, before the pair discovers the real reason why Alice lost her ability to speak. And how she is at the center of her father's crimes . . .