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After a massacre at a Bosnian prison camp, a young girl is found traumatized and clutching a diary. Twenty years later, the last witness to the guards' brutal crimes must uncover the truth about her family. Following the fall of Yugoslavia, the world witnessed the horrors of 'ethnic cleansing' in Bosnia, where countless lives were lost. Carla Lane, unaware of her past, is living a seemingly perfect life in New York City, soon to start her own family. However, her world shatters when her husband is murdered by Serbian war criminals, prompting buried memories to resurface. Extensive childhood therapy had helped her suppress these memories, but her mother’s diary unlocks the truth: she and her family were imprisoned in a camp outside Sarajevo. As her recollections return, she realizes she is the last witness to a massacre and that her brother may still be alive. Determined to find him, she must first confront the war criminals who destroyed her life. These killers will go to great lengths to maintain their anonymity and silence the last witness to their atrocities. This gripping thriller promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.