Dust jacket and full-color end sheets by François Vallancourt.

About the Book:

“The worst that can happen only ever happens to other people.”

Gabe Forman is late coming home from work, stuck in traffic behind a crappy car covered with bumper stickers. It’s only an annoyance, until the day turns into his worst nightmare. He sees a little girl’s face in the back window, crying “Daddy.” He’d know her anywhere, it’s his five-year-old daughter, Izzy.

But Gabe loses the car and, convinced he can’t have seen what he thought he did, decides to call home to let his wife know he’s late. The police answer. His wife and daughter are dead.

Most people would give up hope, but Gabe refuses. Three years later, he continues the search for a daughter he’s convinced is still alive with the help of a mysterious man he knows only as the Samaritan. And then he discovers a tantalizing clue--a sinister group who call themselves The Other People. They know suffering. They know loss. They think maybe you should too…

With The Other People, a breathtakingly strange, gripping third novel that explores the consequences of loss and revenge, C.J. Tudor cements her place as one of the most exciting new voices in horror.

The Subterranean Press edition of The Other People will include an exclusive original introduction by the author.

Lettered: 26 signed leatherbound copies, housed in a custom traycase

Limited: 300 signed numbered hardcover copies

From Library Journal:

“The latest page-turner from Tudor (The Hiding Place) contains elements of the supernatural within a thriller, but the true mystery lies in dark secrets kept and the lengths that some will go for justice and revenge. Plot twists and revelations will keep readers guessing to the last page.”

From Booklist:

“A breathless escape story with hints of the supernatural and the promise of redemption dangling just out of reach.”

From Kirkus Reviews:

“Tudor’s narrative is saturated in menace, and the action, once it starts, barely lets up…Dean Koontz fans, in particular, will find much to enjoy in this sinister, unsettling treat. Tudor just keeps getting better and better.”