In the winter of 1992, a little girl is kidnapped right out of her car while her mother ran to buy a pie before visiting her mother-in-law. Around the same time, a very young girl gives birth to a child in the old house, whom her parents keep locked up as punishment for her pregnancy. Thirteen years later, a successful London lawyer, Robert, is happy that his adopted daughter Ruby was accepted into a prestigious music school for especially gifted children. His joy is overshadowed only by the strange behavior of his wife. Without explaining anything, Erin forbids her daughter to go to the new school, and in every possible way opposes her trip to Vienna with the class. And the further she goes, the more mysterious her behavior becomes. But when Robert stumbles upon old letters addressed to his wife, he realizes that Erin has a secret in her past that will most likely destroy their family if not intervened in time. My Stranger's Daughter is a twisted psychological novel with detective intrigue, which keeps the reader in suspense until the very end. The dramas of several people are intertwined, and to unravel this tangle, you will need love, patience and the ability to forgive.