When You Disappeared

De: John Marrs

Narrado por: Simon Mattacks, Elizabeth Knowelden

All she wanted was the truth, but she’ll wish she never found out.

When Catherine wakes up alone one morning, she thinks her husband has gone for a run before work. But Simon never makes it to the office. His running shoes are by the front door. Nothing is missing—except him.

Catherine knows Simon must be in trouble. He wouldn’t just leave her. He wouldn’t leave the children.

But Simon knows the truth—about why he left and what he’s done. He knows things about his marriage that it would kill Catherine to find out. The memories she holds on to are lies.

While Catherine faces a dark new reality at home, Simon’s halfway around the world, alive and thriving. He’s doing whatever it takes to stay one step ahead of the truth.

But he can’t hide forever, and when he reappears twenty-five years later, Catherine will finally learn who he is.

And wish she’d stayed in the dark.

Revised edition: Previously published as The Wronged Sons, this edition of When You Disappeared includes editorial revisions.

When You Disappeared returns with a fresh cover. This version incorporates an exclusive epilogue; while this enhances the reading experience, the main narrative is unchanged from earlier editions.

©2014, 2017, 2025 by John Marrs. (P)2017, 2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

When I thought I knew what was going on another wrench was thrown in. Twist and turn but a very heavy story that was sad.

I didn’t expect the story to be so heavy. Lots of details that you needed to know.

Dark and tragic

I didn’t know what to expect with this. The audio was very well narrated. The pace was a little slow. The story was dark and tragic. I thought it was very good except I felt it fell a little flat at the end. I was expecting more.

The true depth that hate can take you.

This book show why you need to communicate in a relationship. If Catherine and Simon would have just talked to each other then things could have been different. Instead Simon does unforgivable things and thinks if he leaves he can run from it. But in the end finds out that you can't hide from yourself no matter how hard you try. This book was so well written, I'm one who is always looking for a happy ending, but I even had a hard time trying to find one for Simon in my own head. it wouldn't have mattered if Catherine forgave him or not I don't think he could ever truly forgive himself.

Wow!

Loved it. First book that made me scream out loud. Simone was a horrible person. I hated him the day he left.

phenomenal

This story started off kind of slow but I highly encourage you to stay with it. This is not your run of the mill storyline. With John Mars you must stay the course and see it through. If you have the patience you will be rewarded without a doubt; as it pertains to this story. Some of his work is instantly captivating but don't let that detour you. This story is reminiscent of Richard Wright's "The Outsider;" But from an original angle. Five Stars!