Joy Fielding, the bestselling author of Someone is Watching, has taken the heartbreaking abduction of Madeleine McCann in 2007 and woven it into a psychological suspense novel telling the story of what could have happened fifteen years later.
It tells the story is a mother’s guilt having left her daughters alone in her hotel suite while having a celebratory meal in the restaurant downstairs then finding her two year old having vanished without trace.
For fifteen years she has struggled with hostile media hounding her, a difficult elder daughter with emotional problems and a broken marriage. Then following a picture in the media showing what her missing daughter could look like now the telephone rings and the truth from the past starts to become clear.
This is a well written novel with complex believable characters that will keep you reading until the end.
It tells the story is a mother’s guilt having left her daughters alone in her hotel suite while having a celebratory meal in the restaurant downstairs then finding her two year old having vanished without trace.
For fifteen years she has struggled with hostile media hounding her, a difficult elder daughter with emotional problems and a broken marriage. Then following a picture in the media showing what her missing daughter could look like now the telephone rings and the truth from the past starts to become clear.
This is a well written novel with complex believable characters that will keep you reading until the end.