New York, 1998, the largest Thanksgiving Day parade on this planet. In the midst of a crowd of parents with excited children, a tragedy is about to unfold… One stumble and the lives of Aaron and Grace Templeton will change forever when their three-year-old daughter Kiera goes missing in the crowd. A frantic search begins throughout the city with only one result: Kiera's hair and clothing are found in a corner. Years pass, the search hits a dead end, but on Kiera's eighth birthday, someone leaves a videotape in the devastated parents' mailbox, showing Kiera peacefully playing with a dollhouse for just one minute. The question 'Where is Kiera Templeton?' not only troubles her parents and the police but also attracts morbid media attention, which seeks to exploit the case for sensationalism. Standing between these three worlds is Miren Triggs, a journalism student and later a successful journalist, for whom the search for Kiera is a kind of therapy that helps her cope with her own traumas. Javier Castillo, dubbed the 'Spanish Stephen King,' returns to the scene with a dark thriller that shows that the worst always comes without warning. A television adaptation is currently in the works on Netflix...
