Joy Fielding Collection #1 : Still Life, The Wild Zone, and Now You See Her

Three unforgettable novels from New York Times bestselling author Joy Fielding.Still LifeBeautiful, happily married and the owner of a successful interior design business, Casey Marshall couldn't be more content with her life. Until a car slams into her at almost fifty miles an hour, breaking nearly every bone in her body, and plunging her into a coma. Lying in her hospital bed, Casey realizes that although she is unable to see or communicate, she can hear everything. She quickly discovers that her friends aren't necessarily the people she thought them to beand that her accident might not have been an accident at all. As she struggles to break free from her living death, she begins to wonder if what lies ahead could be even worse. The Wild ZoneIt starts as a joke among two brothers and their friend, out for a night of partying at the Wild Zone. Who will be the first to seduce a mysterious-looking young woman drinking by herself at a corner table? The $100 bet is on for the trioJeff, a charismatic personal trainer; his half-brother Will, a Princeton grad student; and Tom, a recently discharged military manand the game begins. What they dont know is Suzy Bigelows innocent, girl-next-door looks hide some dangerous secrets, or that she has reasons of her own for luring an unsuspecting young lover close to her. Now, as a harmless wager takes on an explosive life of its own, it becomes frighteningly clear that theres no going back once youve entered The Wild Zone. Now You See HerFifty-year-old Marcy Taggarts life is in shambles. Two years ago, her twenty-one-year-old daughter, Devon, perished in a canoeing accident. Now in Ireland, on what was originally intended to be a celebration of her twenty-fifth wedding anniversaryif, that is, her husband had not left her for another womanMarcy thinks she sees Devon casually strolling past her on the sidewalk. So begins Marcys desperate search to find Devon, to find herself, and to find the disturbing truth that might, in the end, be her only salvation.