Who could write something that was called "a white-knuckles ride all the way" and "an absolutely riveting tale?" Why, the person who's answering the two burning questions below, of course.

Natalie R. Collins is the author of WIVES AND SISTERS, a story of suspense set in the closed world of the Mormon Church. Here are Natalie's answers:

Q: What song would you love to find out was written about you?
A: Rosanna by Toto. But Natalie just doesn't have the same ring, does it....

Q: If you were going to be the inspiration for a song, what would its title be?
A: The inspiration for a song title? Trapped by the Mormons. Gotta be that one....

Here's a little more about Natalie's book, and you can also read about it at http://www.nataliercollins.com

WIVES AND SISTERS opens with a look back at the sudden disappearance of Allison Jensen’s best friend, who was kidnapped while playing in the woods near home. One moment her friend was beside her; then she was gone. When no leads emerged, she was given up for dead. Now, years later, trying to fill in the gaps of a patchwork memory, Allison still gets no answers from the Mormon community in which she lives. She is stuck in a world where she does not fit with a father who tyrannizes and torments her as the self-appointed messenger of God. Why is she being fed half-truths? When a brutal attack makes her desperate to escape Mormon bonds, Allison finds herself on a collision course with community leaders as they cover up the steps of a sexual predator.

Mark Peterson is trying to live a life of impeccable standards, dictated by Mormon tenets, and when he fails, the consequences are deadly, as he will do almost anything to protect his standing in the community of Saints. Allison is determined to bring Mark and those who didn’t stop him to justice, before they stop her from piecing together the tragic past that has haunted her for so many years.