What happens when a man becomes the very danger he claims to protect children from?

Will Oliver was only eight when his twin sister, Steffi, was kidnapped from a park. Her death shattered his childhood, leaving him with grief and a deep hatred for the nanny he blamed for failing to protect her.

Years later, Will appears to have built an enviable life. He belongs to a wealthy family, holds an important position in their pharmaceutical business, and earns respect wherever he goes. Yet the tragedy of his childhood has never stopped governing his decisions.

Will begins noticing children whose parents or caregivers leave them vulnerable. Instead of helping them, he convinces himself that killing them will spare them from the suffering his sister endured.

He doesn’t consider himself a murderer. In his mind, he’s preventing something worse.

As suspicious child deaths begin attracting investigators, the truth behind Will’s respectable appearance slowly emerges.

Rosemary Henrich’s You Look Away explores a disturbing question: How dangerous can someone become when they believe their actions are beyond reproach?

The most frightening part of Will Oliver isn’t that he has a secret. It’s that he believes he has nothing to be ashamed of.

Discover You Look Away by Rosemary Henrich.