This is a heavy one, but if you're into true crime, you need to read 'A Mother's Betrayal'.

It's the shocking story of Karissa Boudreau, a 12-year-old girl from Nova Scotia who was murdered in 2008.

The twist?

Her own mother, Penny Boudreau, was charged and convicted.

Written by former RCMP Sergeant John Elliott, who worked the case firsthand, this book takes you deep into the investigation.

You'll follow the missing person search, the homicide probe, and the intense 'Mr.

Big' undercover operation that ultimately got Penny to confess.

Elliott uses police notes and court documents to give a riveting, detailed account.

It's a story about obsession, betrayal, and a child who became an inconvenience.

The book is about 9 x 6 inches in paperback, weighs 15.2 ounces, and was first published in 2022.

It’s a gripping, emotional read that shows the dark side of a mother-daughter relationship and the relentless police work that brought justice.

Perfect for true crime fans who want a well-researched, firsthand narrative from inside the investigation.