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Reclaimed

(2026)
(The second book in the Maya Caine series)
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Blackstone House is closed. The network never was.

Six weeks after the raid that made her famous, podcast host Maya Caine knows two things. Her sister Sabrina is alive. And she is still inside.

Then a caller on live radio tells Maya a woman is being moved tonight — and lets her hear a sound only Sabrina would recognize.

What Maya uncovers isn't a building. It's a business. Outreach centers that find frightened women before anyone else does. A charity that has spent twenty-two years learning exactly what each of them can't afford to lose. And a committee of respectable people who meet in a leased office suite and vote on which women get to keep their lives.

They call it Program Review.

The women call it something else.

When Maya gets too close, they don't threaten her. They don't warn her.

They take her.

Inside a beautiful facility surrounded by cedar trees, nobody is chained and every door is kind. The women are content. The counselors are gentle. And somewhere down a quiet corridor is a room with two comfortable chairs, a box of tissues, and five filing cabinets.

No one who goes in comes back the same.

Maya has six days to find out why.

And the only person who can save her is the sister she's been hunting for twenty-seven years.


Genre: Mystery

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