About the book: 2019 / Suzette Jensen, who suffers from a genetic disease, always knew that motherhood would be a serious challenge for her. However, she gives life to baby Hannah, believing that now she and Alex will have a real family. Feeling resentful of her own mother, Suzette is determined to raise her daughter with the love and care that she was deprived of. But Hannah can confidently be called a difficult child: at seven, she can read and write, but has not yet uttered a word. Distinguished by her bad temper, the girl does not stay long in either kindergarten or school, forcing Suzette to transfer her daughter to home schooling. Despising the rules established by her mother, the girl becomes more and more aggressive every day. And only with her father does Hannah behave like an angel: for Alex, she is his lilla gumman. Suzette is sure that their daughter is a first-class manipulator and hates her mother. She is the only one who notices the jealousy and hatred in Hannah's eyes. And the more efforts the girl makes to separate her parents, the more Suzette begins to fear for her life.…