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Missing

A Suspense Thriller

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By: Nicholas Jordan
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Her sister was taken. Two years later, the kidnapper has returned for her . . .

Rosie's life changed forever on the night an intruder broke into her home and abducted her older sister Gracie. The single tragic event left the teenager's life in disarray, but after two years, Rosie is finally trying to find happiness in her life again, feeling as though her sister would want her to be happy after all.

But her sister's kidnapper won't allow that to happen. He has returned, and is leaving a series of increasingly frightening and disturbing messages for her. He is watching her every move, apparently intent on turning her into a nervous wreck that is suspicious and mistrusting of everyone around her. Can Rosie discover the identity of her sister's abductor and save herself from sharing Gracie's fate?

If you're a fan of fast-paced and suspenseful thrillers where the stakes are high, then Missing just might be a book that you want to add to your collection! Suspense Thriller & Suspense Happiness Emotionally Gripping Exciting
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Stereotype villains with one twist, it’s both of them. If you enjoy gullible ungrateful teenagers who can’t give anyone a break especially their parents, believe cops are bad and pastors are perverted sexist… this book is for you.

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