The Split -- Kit Frick

<b>"</b><b>It's great fun to watch [Kit] Frick's two narratives collide and diverge." --<i>The New York Times Book Review</i></b> <p/><b>From critically acclaimed author Kit Frick, this "storytelling feat, with twin narratives that race each other to a satisfying--and shocking--conclusion" (Riley Sager, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author), follows a pair of sisters into a family's dark past, illuminating how a single choice can drastically alter the trajectory of a life</b> <p/>Sisters Jane and Esme used to be thick as thieves. But as adults, pragmatic, dependable Jane regrets the distance that has grown between them. So when beautiful and impetuous Esme calls Jane during a flash summer storm, announcing she's left her high society husband, Jane is shocked to learn that her little sister wishes to stay with her. Could this be an opportunity for them to become close again? The only catch: Esme needs a ride from the city to their small Connecticut hometown, and Jane is terrified of getting on the highway. The storm is raging, and Jane can't escape the horrible memory of how she nearly killed Esme while driving in a downpour when they were teens. <p/>Jane must either let Esme stand on her own two feet for once or swallow her fear and jump to her younger sister's rescue--and her choice cleaves her life in two. <p/>In one reality, Jane tells Esme to crash with a friend. Twenty-four hours later, her sister is missing. Tortured by regret, Jane dedicates herself to piecing tog