The Burial Society

A woman running from a dark past stumbles upon a tangled nest of seductions and family secrets in this psychological thriller of obsession and betrayal.

When Natalie discovers her father dead in a luxury hotel room in Paris, she's terrified that his death--or is it a murder?--will open up a history she'd rather forget. Years before, her mother went missing from their home in a wealthy Connecticut suburb, triggering a chain of violence that echoed through the years. Now Natalie is set on a collision course with her brother, who has secrets of his own. And watching from the shadows is a mysterious and alluring woman with a talent for making people in trouble disappear, who holds more answers than anyone would guess.

NINA SADOWSKY has written numerous original screenplays and adaptations for such companies as The Walt Disney Company, Working Title Films, and Lifetime Television. She was a producer on the Academy Award nominated The House of Sand and Fog, and was president of Meg Ryan's Prufrock Pictures for over five years. She was the executive producer of the hit film The Wedding Planner. Nina is currently an adjunct professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts program, teaching both writing and producing. This is her second novel, following Just Fall.