Come Home

Award-winning andNew York Timesbest-selling author delivers psychological thrillers that read likeLisa Gardner, but with a medical theme. InCome Home, a family's life implodes when one parentsuddenly leaves for Egypt with their five-year-old son, taking the reader on a rescue mission from Philadelphia to Egypt, Uruguay, Liberia, and back to Egypt where an unspeakable tragedy unfolds.



New York Times and USA Today Best-Selling Author

Winner of the Florida Book Award

Winner of the Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Silver Medal

Torn between two cultures . . . allegiance to two families . . . a child in the middle

Nicole Nelson and Ahmed Masud are a dynamic, highly successful Philadelphia couple. They are partners in a thriving plastic surgery practice, are very much in love, and they adore their young son, Alex. But cracks are beginning to appear in their fairy-tale life: lingering post-9/11 prejudice against Arab men, accumulating malpractice lawsuits for Ahmed, and most recently, pressure from Ahmed’s wealthy family in Cairo for him to return to Egypt—permanently—with his son.

The Masud family pressure becomes a demand as the Hosni Mubarak regime is seriously threatened by protestors in Egypt. Ahmed’s family owes their control of the Egyptian cotton empire directly to Mubarak cronyism. If Mubarak goes down, the Masuds will surely lose their wealth, maybe even their lives. They need Ahmed back in Egypt to implement their plan to move their fortune and family out of Egypt and into South America.

Ahmed must make a decision—stay with Nicole in America—or obey his father. And what about their son?

Tragic consequences, which Ahmed could have never foreseen, propel both the Masud family and Nelson family on a path toward unspeakable tragedy.

“Brave, Unflinching Suspense—Elegant, Intelligent, and Superb . . .” —Lee Child, New York Times best-selling author