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When three teenagers vanish in a small Texas town and body parts begin arriving at their families’ doorsteps, the horror runs deeper than any crime; it’s a myth reborn.

Through alternating perspectives, Diana weaves a chilling psychological thriller that merges Greek mythology with modern trauma, exploring sibling abuse, vengeance and the fractures that form within families.

Scholar of the Greek Myths Isabel Morse, a survivor of paranoid schizophrenia herself, unravels a case where madness, justice and mythology collide. What unfolds is a gripping examination of how pain echoes across generations and how darkness can sometimes mirror our most human truths.

Both novels embody Diana’s signature style: raw honesty, lyrical storytelling and a fearless dive into the human psyche. Together, they form a powerful literary statement, one that reclaims narratives about mental illness, trauma and identity from stereotype and silence.