Crisp and polished, with fine bubbles and a clean, toasty finish. It belongs to the morning of Nick and Amy's fifth anniversary, when her disappearance turns their rented house in North Carthage, Missouri, into a crime scene and every clue in her annual treasure hunt reads two ways.
Smooth and glossy on the first sip, with dark cherry and firm tannins that only show themselves on the finish. It suits a marriage told in two voices, Nick's evasive present tense and Amy's diary entries, each one asking to be believed.
Flynn upends the missing-girl narrative with an unreliable narrator and shocking twist. A dark exploration of marriage, manipulation, and the masks we wear.
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