A remote cabin. A brutal winter. An obsessed fan who refuses to let go. Annie Spellington should be celebrating. Her debut novel Microchipped has been adapted for the screen, and she’s traveled to Michigan’s frozen north for the premiere. But her biggest fan has other plans. Jackie Bledsoe, a retired librarian who knows Annie’s life by heart, insists she’s the only one who can keep Annie safe. At first, it seems like devotion. Then the doors lock. The windows are covered. The snow piles high. Because Jackie believes only one thing can save her daughter: Annie rewriting Microchipped to the “truth”—an ending where the girl is found alive. Dark, tense, unforgettable—perfect for fans of Stephen King’s Misery.