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The Missing Game: A Small Town Kidnapping Mystery Boxset
Secrets don't stay buried forever.
The recent abduction of a four-year-old girl may be linked to a thirty-year-old case. Jessica Donovan, the mother of the missing girl, will stop at nothing to bring her home. Even if that means digging up the truth about her past.
When the past whispers secrets, two strangers must listen to save the future.
Immerse yourself in a gripping thriller where historian Angus Cunningham and Detective Jackie Moralez join forces to unravel a sinister mystery. Two teenagers disappear from the state fair, leading to a harrowing investigation into a centuries-old ritual sacrifice plot. Experience the rush as Angus’s deep historical insights and Jackie’s intense police work collide, racing against time to save the victims from a dark fate. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of suspense and unexpected twists.
The recent abduction of a four-year-old girl may be linked to a thirty-year-old case. Jessica Donovan, the mother of the missing girl, will stop at nothing to bring her home. Even if that means digging up the truth about her past.
When the past whispers secrets, two strangers must listen to save the future.
Immerse yourself in a gripping thriller where historian Angus Cunningham and Detective Jackie Moralez join forces to unravel a sinister mystery. Two teenagers disappear from the state fair, leading to a harrowing investigation into a centuries-old ritual sacrifice plot. Experience the rush as Angus’s deep historical insights and Jackie’s intense police work collide, racing against time to save the victims from a dark fate. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of suspense and unexpected twists.
968 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 23, 2024
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August 31, 2024
this book was good, but the errors in words that were exchanged incorrectly (i.e. of for to), missing words in sentences, etc. were way too many errors. sometimes made it hard to follow story and you had to reread sections to find out what the correct working was. Someone should have proof read this book.
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