"Baby Doll" by Hollie Overton is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into the complexities of family dynamics, trauma, and the pursuit of justice. The novel follows Lily Riser, a young woman who has spent eight years imprisoned in a basement by her abductor, Rick, enduring unimaginable horrors. During her captivity, Lily gives birth to a daughter, Sky, who becomes her sole source of hope and reason to survive. When Lily and Sky finally escape, their ordeal is far from over. They must navigate the challenges of readjusting to life outside captivity while grappling with the trauma that haunts them. Lily's family, including her twin sister, Abby, and their mother, Eva, are overjoyed at her return but also struggle with their own guilt and unresolved issues stemming from Lily's abduction. As the family tries to heal and rebuild their shattered lives, Rick's trial looms, promising a chance for justice but also reopening old wounds. Lily is determined to confront her tormentor in court, but doing so means reliving her nightmare and facing the possibility of losing Sky. Told through multiple perspectives, including Lily, Abby, Eva, and Rick, "Baby Doll" masterfully weaves together a tale of resilience, forgiveness, and the