Getting it Right

A dying father's final request. Two sisters who never met. A family secret that refuses to stay buried.

When Alex Lawrence's father suffers a massive heart attack, his last wish sends her on an impossible mission-find the half-sister he abandoned twenty-four years ago.

Kara Lawrence has spent her life surviving that loss. Raised in foster care after her mother's death, she has built a fragile peace in Harlem teaching children who remind her of herself. But the past she fought to escape still shadows her days-and haunts her nights.

When Alex appears with an invitation to meet the dying father who shattered both their lives, Kara must decide whether risking everything for the truth is worth reopening wounds that never healed.

As the sisters struggle to build trust, buried secrets surface. Kara's past pulls her into a dangerous scheme, federal agents demand answers, and what begins as a search for family becomes a fight for truth-and justice.

In this reimagined psychological thriller, Karen E. Osborne explores family, secrets, and the high cost of finally getting it right.