A super annoying couple imposes on the family of Ty and Abbie Rambally as a woman who calls herself Jenna asks upon first meeting "Who is the father of Lucas?", their oldest son. Abbie did what any parent would, and said "None of your business, now get out!" and spends her time obsessing over why her neighbors were acting so strangely. The truth of the matter is, they do not have good intentions and plan to do everything to ruin her family. The babysitter picks up on this and is quickly eliminated and conveniently replaced by someone these new neighbors recommend. The reader waits for something to happen to Lucas, and when it does, it's when they decide to send the kids on a summer vacation with their grandparents. How convenient? The morning they wake up to send the kids on a plane, Lucas is not in his room, nowhere to be found, so it's a race against time as they try to figure out who the Payne's really are and what happened to their son.

This book is packed with plenty of heart pounding scenarios as this family goes through a parent's worst nightmare. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, although it wasn't hard to figure out who Jenna really was. Her initial reactions to first seeing Lucas and her cringing at Abbie's reply to "Who is Lucas' real father"? I did not figure out the mastermind on my own though, and loved the element of surprise. What happened in the very ending I only considered okay. Overall, it was a good, fast paced read. Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to review this book. ( )