<div><p>&quot;<i>Trip Through Your Wires</i> is compulsively readable.&quot;—Porter Shreve, author of<i>Drives Like a Dream</i></p><p>A clue to her boyfriend's murder draws Carey back into the mystery that led to his death, forcing her to re-examine her own culpability and the self-delusion that blinded her to the dangers of his world. As she follows the clues and searches her memory, searing loss and guilt take over her life.</p><p><b>Sarah Layden</b>'s fiction can be found in numerous journals and anthologies. A two-time Society of Professional Journalists award winner, her nonfiction has appeared in<i>Ladies' Home Journal</i> and the <i>Writer's Chronicle</i>.<br></p></div>