Everyone says I killed my own daughter. My gut tells me she's still alive. I will stop at nothing to find her.Thirteen years ago, Rebecca was convicted of murdering her daughter during a devastating episode of postpartum psychosis. Now, she’s finally being released from the psychiatric hospital and returning to the small Texas town she once called home.But Rebecca has a secret.She is convinced her daughter is still alive. No one will believe her without proof -- not the town, not her ex-husband, not her younger daughter who has spent her whole life thinking her mom killed her big sister.As Rebecca desperately digs through fractured memories and long-buried family secrets in search of what really happened that night, she begins to question what she actually remembers -- and what she doesn't. Then another child vanishes and all eyes are on Rebecca.Is her mother’s intuition correct or is she the monster everyone thinks she is?“A heart-pounding descent into memory, guilt, and a mother's refusal to let go. The mystery kept me guessing, but it's the family relationships, as real as they are devastating, that made the ending land with such explosive force. A Mother Would Never is a stellar debut!" —Kelsey Cox, USA Today bestselling author of Party of LiarsA MOTHER WOULD NEVER is a gripping domestic psychological thriller that explores motherhood and mental health in a fast-paced story packed with family secrets and jaw-dropping twists. Perfect for fans of Stacy Willingham, Lisa Jewell, and Freida McFadden.