The Winter Foundlings

In this chilling tale, Alice Quentin must confront a notorious child murderer to save a kidnapped girl, unraveling dark secrets along the way in The Winter Foundlings.

In The Winter Foundlings, readers are drawn into a gripping narrative that explores the dark recesses of a killer's mind. Psychologist Alice Quentin is confronted with her most daunting case yet when ten-year-old Ella Williams is abducted. Ella's innocence is starkly contrasted with the chilling reality of her situation. The abductor has a sinister pattern, returning the bodies of young girls dressed in white foundling dresses after holding them captive for weeks. This harrowing scenario sets the stage for a race against time, as Alice must navigate the complexities of fear and desperation to save Ella.

The connection to notorious child murderer Louis Kinsella looms large over the investigation. Locked away in a high-security hospital, Kinsella's past crimes cast a shadow over the present case. As Alice delves deeper, the question arises: is this a copycat killer, or is Kinsella orchestrating the horrors from behind bars? The psychological tension escalates as Alice attempts to forge a relationship with Kinsella, who is reluctant to reveal his secrets. Each moment spent in his presence is fraught with danger, and the clock is ticking.

The Winter Foundlings is a chilling exploration of the human psyche, delving into themes of fear, manipulation, and the lengths one will go to protect the innocent. As Alice races against time, readers will be captivated by the intricate plot and the psychological depth of the characters involved.