All The Dead Were My Daughters

What if every dead girl in the morgue carried your DNA? Dr. Mara Vey has built her career on facts: blood patterns, genetic markers, and the cold certainty that the dead cannot lie. Then four teenage girls arrive in her forensic laboratory, murdered months apart, with no obvious connection between them. Their identities are different. Their families are different. Their lives never crossed. But their DNA tells a story that should be impossible. Each girl is biologically linked to Mara as her daughter. There is only one problem: Mara has never been pregnant. As she searches for an explanation, the evidence begins pointing toward sealed medical records, erased reproductive histories, and a clinical program that was never supposed to exist. Someone has spent years burying the truth inside laboratories, hospitals, and family records, and the four dead girls may be only the beginning. The deeper Mara investigates, the more terrifying the question becomes: if these girls were her daughters, who created them, who killed them, and what else has been done in her name? ALL THE DEAD WERE MY DAUGHTERS is a psychological medical thriller about forensic genetics, identity, motherhood, obsession, and the secrets that can survive inside a bloodline long after everyone involved believes they have been buried.