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 Missing

Single mum Ellie is shown a missing person post on Facebook.
It’s of her three-year-old son, Tyler…
But he’s right there, holding her hand.

Surely this is some kind of prank – she knows her friend Louise can go too far with her jokes sometimes. And Ellie is used to the other mums gossiping at the school gates…

But now the other parents are questioning whether Tyler is really her child.

Ellie does everything she can to prove the post is fake, but the longer it goes on she knows it is malicious. Who would do this to her? And why?

It could be her ex, Darren, but deep down she knows it must be linked to what happened all those years ago – the night she’s been doing her best to forget…

All she knows is that she has to keep her son safe – no matter what.

 

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Ruby Speechley is a bestselling psychological thriller writer, whose titles include Someone Else’s Baby. Previously published by Hera, she has been a journalist and worked in PR and lives in Cheshire.

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Missing 

Written By Ruby Speechley

Review By Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews

First, I want to thank Ruby Speechley, Boodwood Books, Rachel’s Random Resources and NetGalley for providing me with the book so I may bring you this review.

You are going to want to hold your little one a little tighter after reading Ruby Speachley’s latest! Missing is every parent's worst nightmare become reality! Missing is fast paced, insanely addicting, suspenseful, shocking, nail biting and heartbreaking. 

I am always wondering what inspires authors to write the incredible stories they do! Ruth shared with her readers her inspiration for missing and it was interesting. 

There were a few scenes that were difficult to read due to the subject matter. 

My deepest sympathy to Ruby’s dear friend LLoyd Rigewell who discovered reading through her books. Missing is written in memory of him.