The Dollhouse by Sara Ennis

Alfred isn't looking for victims. He's looking for a family.

In a nondescript house on a quiet street, he is already at work. He doesn't want money. He doesn't want fame. He wants to go back to the beginning.

He calls them his dolls. He dresses them. He poses them. He forces them to recreate the photographs of his childhood, one perfect scene at a time. One wrong move, one broken rule, and the illusion shatters. When the illusion shatters, the dolls pay.

Fourteen-year-old Angel has been surviving her whole life. Then Alfred takes her and her twin brother, and survival becomes a game with rules only he knows, played against a timer of his choosing: Bud's life. As the photo album nears its final page, Angel overhears Alfred's plan for a new doll. A younger one. Out-thinking a madman is no longer about escape. It's about who he takes next.

Somewhere outside, Peter Baden is still searching for his missing daughter. He has no idea how close he is.
A dark psychological thriller about captivity, survival, and a killer rewriting his past with other people's lives.

For fans of Pretty Girls, Still Missing, and Room.