By Jodi Picoult In ONE Word: Fabulous ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ SUMMARY 2026. Molly Fitzgerald, 25, is the youngest-ever head of the Rhode Island Emergency Preparedness Department. Molly was a driven brainiac and had graduated from Columbia with a master’s in public health at the age of 19. She had become obsessed with disasters and planning for them when she learned at a young age that her mother, Eloise, was at the World Trade Center for a doctor's appointment on September 11, 2001,

Eliza Ramsey, 17, and her sister Bea, 21, were flying home to Boston with their parents from Northampton on their dad’s single-engine plane. Bea had just graduated from college. Their dad was flying the plane as he had done so often. Once airborne, the plane plummeted to the ground.

The large, remote, and mysterious Dixon Family lodge with breathtaking views, has stood vacant for over thirty years in a small mountain town in New Hampshire. Now it’s overgrown and run-down, a shell of its former self. All six members of the Dixon family—mom, dad, and their four children—disappeared from the house late one August night during a major thunderstorm, never to be heard from again.