Girl, Missing

De: Dreda Say Mitchell, Ryan Carter

Narrado por: Sophie Roberts

“A fast-paced, twisting thriller that will keep you guessing until the very last page" Paula Hawkins, International Bestselling author, The Girl on the Train.

What really happened to Sara-Jane?

It’s been fifteen years since Gem’s eight-year-old daughter Sara-Jane went missing, snatched with her best friend Abby right outside their school. A frantic search united the community at first, but after Abby was found and brought home, single mother Gem’s dogged persistence only led to accusations that she was stirring up class tensions. Even that she was somehow involved.

When Gem hears that human remains have been unearthed in the school’s chapel, she casts aside the new life she’s carefully built around herself and returns to the community that closed ranks against her all those years ago. Someone there knows something, she’s sure of it. And when Sara-Jane’s belongings start appearing on her doorstep, Gem knows she’s getting close—dangerously close—to the truth.

One thing’s for certain: it’s not just the remains in the chapel that have lain hidden for years. Can Gem unravel the dark secrets that might lead to Sara-Jane? Or has blind hope lured her into a web she’ll never escape?

©2024 by Mitchell and Joseph Limited. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

twisting plot

The constant jumping from present to 15 years ago was so frequent that it became confusing after a while. The past was brought up so often that it seemed to blend with the present and made me have to stop and think- "...Wait, is they are talking about the past or the present?"

The ending will have U asking..WTF.

a little repetitive, but good read. Some things in the story a little far fetched and makes you wonder how this wasn't figured out sooner .

Wordy , repetitive thin story

Unbelievable, no mother would forget what her child looked like. A complete waste of time