Gone

by Cerrie Hedger

For Evie Dawson-Rose, breaking up with her boyfriend, Devon - was completely unexpected. She knew she had found her knight in shining armour...until Devon ups and leaves her, dumping her by text message of all things. After the angry red mist clears from her head, Evie becomes aware that things might not be as they first seemed. Did he really just leave her? And if he did, why has no one heard from him? Was he having an affair, like the earring down the side of her sofa suggests? Why is there blood in his apartment? – an apartment that she didn’t know existed. Evie becomes acutely aware that something more sinister is going on and decides to make it her mission to find out what it is. But another player in this deadly game has the upper hand, and Evie’s life goes from comfortable and content, to hell in just a few days.

Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 2012

About the author

Cerrie Hedger is the author of novels Memory Vault, Gone, Summer Raine, Beneath The Surface, and The midnight Lotus. Cerrie lives in Bedfordshire in the U.K with her partner, two sons, a young daughter and her two fur babies. Cerrie was born in 1981. She has just published her fith novel (The Midnight Lotus) and has plans for many more in the future.

Reviews

[Peteb · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a stunning read and one that I did not want to put down for a second. It has it all and the kitchen sink too. I loved the way it kept me guessing all the way through and plus the characters were all so superbly written out that you could identify with what was going on around them.

[Josephine Burks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book, I was really surprised that I liked it so much as I didn't think the book would be this good. Great plot and character development, had me guessing all the way to the end. Great read, would make a great script for a movie.

[Eric Holly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thought this book was very good and very well written. The character development through out the book was so well played, and great twists and turns thrown in for good measure.