When She Vanished
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Publisher Description
A BRAND NEW compelling missing-person thriller full of twists from Patricia Dixon 👀
'One of the most addictive thriller writers around!' Bestselling author Keri Beevis ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The case was buried. Someone wants it to stay that way…
In 1977, seven-year-old Penny and her older brother Tommy disappeared while holidaying at a sunny Cornish caravan park. No trace. No answers. One of Britain’s most haunting cold cases.
Now Penny has been found alive on the outskirts of Bristol – traumatised, silent, and communicating only through cryptic, childlike drawings.
Her niece Nell, a tenacious Manchester journalist, follows the drawings to Cornwall and the imposing gates of Penmorrow House. Reluctant heir Paddy Montague has spent his life fleeing the ancestral home and the nightmares of his childhood. But Penny’s drawings – a family crest, a wooden throne, a creature in the woods – force him to confront the past.
Together, Nell and Paddy uncover a terrifying secret. And someone will kill to keep it buried…
A gripping missing-person thriller of buried secrets, family corruption and a decades-old mystery that refuses to stay buried.
Praise for Patricia Dixon:
‘A clever, tense page-turner with incredible twists and turns.’ DE White
'Actually gave me goosepimples up and down my arms and legs. Excellent!' Jocelyn Dexter
'Every time I thought I had things sussed out, there was another slam dunk twist. I loved it. Grabbed my interest right from the start and kept me gripped right to the end' Reader Review
'I couldn't put it down. So many stomach turns. Strong characters.' Reader Review
'A very accomplished book that hits all the right notes in all the right places. This would make a great movie or mini-series. Highly recommended.' Reader Review
'This book is superbly written, I am so glad I was introduced to this wonderful author. She tackles a highly topical controversial and emotive subject in this read and does so with expertise.' Reader Review