‘Is he your little boy?’

‘No. No. He is not my boy. He’s your boy.’

When Bronagh opens her front door to find a child on her doorstep, crying for his mother, she follows him without question.

Twenty-four hours later, Bronagh’s boyfriend Mal returns to their home in Derry to discover the house empty. Bronagh has vanished.

At first, the police don’t take Mal seriously, but as the hours since Bronagh’s disappearance tick past, it becomes clear that this isn’t just a case of extreme ghosting. Something is wrong. Very wrong.

Because people don’t just vanish, and Bronagh may be in more danger than Mal could ever imagine.

Just where is Bronagh? And can they find her before it’s too late?

My Thoughts:

When Mal comes home from a work trip he cannot believe that Bronagh his girlfriend has gone missing. The last sighting of her was with a small child but they don’t have kids so who is the kid? When the police don’t take him seriously he takes matters into his own hands, as he knows something is very wrong, can he find her before it is too late. I loved the idea for this story, I felt invested in this story and wanted to know the outcome, it is quick paced and full of twists. I liked how each chapter was either Mal or Bronagh so we as the reader knew where she was. I was shocked finding out how the story ended. It was tense, gripping and brimming full of suspicion. It was brilliant.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

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