A shocked society. The photograph of little Matthew in the newspapers serves as a beacon of hope in the search for him. Psychotherapist Frida Klein, uneasy, gazes at the image of the small child, and strange, morbid dreams of a patient come to her mind. Dreams that describe in minute detail the characteristics of the child that her patient so longs to have.

Identical images… A simple coincidence? Mind games? Or is there at least the slightest chance that the two cases are related? How can Frida breach medical confidentiality? How much will her psychoanalytic knowledge aid in solving the case? And how is a kidnapping that occurred twenty years ago involved in all of this?

Frida will find herself at the forefront of the race to locate and capture the kidnapper. Only this race is not a test of physical endurance. Frida must descend into the darkest paths of a psychopath's mind to find the answers to whether Matthew is alive and where he might be. Sometimes the mind is the most dangerous place to lose yourself.

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