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Losing Lucy

(2026)
(The third book in the Catherine Moore series)
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She infiltrated the network. Now she has to keep it alive long enough to kill it.

After ten years, Catherine has done the impossible: she's trusted, valuable, essential, close enough to the people at the top to destroy everything they've built. One coordinated strike, every route hit at once, every girl pulled out before the machine can react. The task force is ready. Lucy, who survived that world, reads it better than anyone alive.

Mother on the inside. Daughter on the outside. The trap finally closing.

But running the machine means making its choices. Some of those choices mean sacrificing girls she could have saved, so the operation survives long enough to save the rest. With the operation weeks from the end, Catherine no longer flinches at the numbers on the screens. The thing she swore to destroy is the thing she's become.

And in the silence before the strike, someone close to her is making a decision no one sees coming. Someone they all trust.

By the time it's done, Catherine will learn that you can win the war and still lose the only thing you were fighting for.

Losing Lucy is the gripping third book in the Catherine Moore psychological suspense series.


Genre: Mystery

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