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How far would you go to find your missing sister? When DI Thomasine Albright is informed that the remains of her 15-year-old sister have been found, she has the tragic responsibility of breaking the news to her mother. Thomasine promises her mother that she will be the one to find Karen's killer. But Karen Albright wasn't the only girl to go missing during that weekend in 1973 ... Veronica Lightfoot disappeared too. They'd lived barely four miles apart, yet apparently never met. Suddenly there is a new question, was Veronica involved in her Karen's death? Is that why she vanished? DI Mel Philips is handed the original case file and begins a new investigation. Unwilling to be side-lined, Thomasine decides to go it alone. As the case unfolds, Thomasine realises that there may be other victims. Can she find them too?

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After growing up in a small Lancashire village, C M Stephenson left school at fifteen. In her late teens she met people whose lives were complicated, fuelled by drugs, and filled with violence and aggression. There were others too, in her mid-twenties, everyday people, educated, with careers, who had decent parents; people who you wouldn't look at twice in the street. They were worse; she knew the victims of their crimes too. These experiences continue to influence her writing. Her career can be described as eclectic. Jobs ranging from office junior to dental nurse, management consultant to executive and corporate coach. She ran her own training consultancy for over twelve years. It was there that her love of writing bloomed. She initially studied Creative Writing with Open University and followed that with an MA Creative Writing from Bath Spa University. She lives with her husband in the South West of England. Larner Wallace-Taylor is a British actress, writer and voiceover artist. In 2015 Larner graduated from the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts, where she was the recipient of the Dada scholarship and was nominated for the Carleton Hobbs Award. She recently worked with the award-winning Middle Child theatre on I Hate Alone; this gig theatre piece by Ellen Brammar has been published by Oberon. Further acting credits include Doctors (BBC), Blue Murder (ITV), the national tour of An Inspector Calls and one woman show By My Strength by Bruntwood Finalist, Laura Stevens.

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