Vanished: a gripping psychological thriller

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About Vanished: a gripping psychological thriller

Isabel is a little girl with very big problems. Single mother Maggie Conner struggles to raise her young daughter, Isabel, in a household ruled by her own abusive father. Terrified for Isabel’s safety, Maggie realises that neither her cold, distant mother nor anyone else in town seem willing to help them. Then Isabel starts to disappear for long periods, returning with no idea of where she has been or why. And when Maggie tries to get outside help, doctors and psychologists seem strangely reluctant to get involved in Isabel’s case. Is someone threatening them so they’ll stay away? Desperate to save her daughter, Maggie searches for answers. But the more she digs, the more she is forced to confront the secrets buried deep in her own past. As Maggie’s whole world begins to unravel, can she find the strength to face the terrifying truth? Vanished – a gritty psychological thriller that’s dripping with intrigue. What readers are saying about Vanished: “…a quick, fast paced thriller that I stayed up half the night to finish! This book will definitely have you questioning your sanity at times.” -Netgalley Reviewer “This story grabs you and pulls you in right from the start and it doesn't let go. This is definitely a psychological thriller and it may just be the best one I have read so far this year.” -Booksprout Reviewer “I really enjoyed this classic psychological thriller. It's the type of book that got me interested in this genre in the first place… thoroughly satisfying.” -Netgalley Reviewer “This book was so suspenseful, I couldn’t put it down. It has a wonderful twist at the end that I didn’t see coming.” -Booksprout Reviewer “Wow! What a wild ride, a true psychological thriller…” -Netgalley Reviewer “A fantastic and chilling read that had me hooked the whole way through. It was sinister in places and very intriguing. I just wanted to keep on reading to find out more! Absolutely brilliant!” -Booksprout Reviewer

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