All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham

Could you sleep if your baby was stolen from your home in the middle of the night? Neither could Isabelle. For a year, the young mother did nothing more than cat nap or drift-off, but she never fully slept. As expected with sleep deprivation, Isabelle began to question everything: How could someone have taken her child without her knowing? Why were there no leads or clues? Was she losing her mind? Did she have anything to do with his disappearance?

As a known sleepwalker with a family history that held grave secrets surrounding Isabelle's younger years of nighttime strolls, everything became a question of what-ifs.

Following the split of her marriage, no surprise after losing a child by whatever means, Isabelle meets a podcaster on a plane. What seems coincidental turns south when Isabelle allows the man into her home.

With several twists and turns, and a whodunnit that I wouldn't have guessed, All the Dangerous Things ticks off all the boxes of a good thriller. Stacy Willingham's second book is worth the read.