Chevy Stevens writes psychological thrillers about abduction, family secrets and survivors trying to understand violence that remains close to home. Still Missing is narrated by Annie O'Sullivan through therapy sessions after she escapes a year-long kidnapping, with the story gradually revealing both captivity and what followed. Never Knowing centres on an adoptee who discovers that her biological father may be a serial killer, while Those Girls follows sisters fleeing abuse and the later consequences of what happened on the road. Stevens's books are dark, fast and psychologically focused, fitting psychological thriller, domestic suspense and survivor-centred crime with trauma and family history central to the plot. Still Missing is the strongest introduction to Stevens's method because therapy sessions let captivity and aftermath unfold together; readers of domestic suspense will find the focus less on detective procedure than on how violence changes trust, memory and family relationships. Read more Less
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