I simply climbed into the car – and into the life – of perfect strangers.
When nineteen-year-old Caitlin leaves her boyfriend and travelling friends behind, heartbroken and penniless, she hitches a ride from a smiling family who convince her to break the journey for the night at their remote country house. Then lockdown happens.
One night soon turns into two, and then three. The increasingly spellbinding couple want her to stay, and why shouldn’t she? But when an older member of the household warns her to leave immediately, and her phone suddenly goes missing, Caitlin realises this perfect family is a perfect lie – and it might not be so easy for her to leave.
