With each of her books, Ria Fry hits the heart, exposing human nature. She looks at family, marriage, motherhood completely differently and poses questions that are scary to answer: is it possible not to love your child? What role do biological parents play in the lives of their children? All the characters want to empathize and wish for the best, because deep down in our souls we all know that the situations that Ria Fry writes about are not so far from real life. Emma Townsend. Five years. Gray eyes, brown hair. Missing in June. Emma is lonely. Her mother constantly finds fault with her, and her father seems to be completely indifferent to what happens in the family. Emma retires into her little world of silence and loneliness. Sarah Walker. Successful entrepreneur with a broken heart. Kidnapper. Sarah has never seen such charming girls as Emma: a tiny gray-eyed princess in a huge crowded airport. When Sarah meets the girl for the second time, she takes her with her - away from home. Is it bad to save Emma from her abusive mother?Amy Townsend. Unhappy wife. Bad mother. She's not sure if she wants her daughter back. Amy's life is a series of disappointments, but her biggest problem is her inability to establish a relationship with her daughter. And now Emma has disappeared without a trace.