He thought she was just another victim. He was wrong. After a long day at work, Daisy Coulson just wants to unwind in the safety of her home. She's heard the news – two women murdered nearby – but that kind of thing doesn't happen to people like her. Quiet. Average. Invisible. Daisy thinks she's too boring for anyone to want to hurt her. But someone has been watching. Harry has been hunting women for years. It's what he does – what he's always done. When he spots Daisy, she seems like just another easy target. He doesn't hesitate. Then comes the mistake. He talks to her. She says her name. And everything changes. Because Daisy isn't just another victim. At the last minute, Harry discovers that she's his daughter – the child he never knew he had. Now she's tied up in his basement, she's seen his face… and the line between killer and father is about to blur in the darkest of ways. He can't keep her chained up like an animal forever. But how can he ever let her go? Daisy is a chilling psychological horror story about identity, legacy, and a man forced to confront the one thing more terrifying than murder: family.
