Friday 12 November 2021

 



MISSING DAUGHTER by Kiersten Modglin-psychological thriller

A very different and in parts chilling read. Ginny since having Skylar has been 

feeling low and tired. Cameron, her husband, although supportive,  feels he is 

doing everything- working, looking after both of them and the house as well.

 However he also appears to have his own agenda- something we only get 

glimpses of now and again. Although ostensibly about a missing child, a good

 half of this is about the background with the parents leading up to that point. 

Ginny starts seeing Alex who starts out as a friend at the park and then her

 therapist in a bid to help her through this. Eventually things improve. Skylar

 has a third birthday party and her grandparents put her to bed just before they

 leave. Later Ginny finds her bed and the house empty- Skylar is missing.

I enjoyed this but did see where it was likely to go. It’s a well thought out 

premise and I liked Ginny. As for Alex… I’ll leave you to make your own

 opinion- to me the sign of skillful writing that a character comes across so

 well to either be liked by the reader or not as the case maybe.A story of a 

troubled soul or two and how that can go very different ways. A crafted tale with a chill.

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About the Book: 

When I wake up with the sun in my eyes the morning after my daughter’s birthday party, I know something is very wrong. I go straight to her room but feel a surge of panic when I see an empty bed. Downstairs everything is totally quiet, and the front door is locked. Why didn’t I hear her scream? Who took our little girl?

My husband says I’ve been struggling since Skylar was born and that sometimes I forget things. But I remember every moment of my daughter’s party—including him locking the door after our family and friends left. Yes, we both had a drink and I slept heavily but I know I would have heard my child cry. A good mother always does.My therapist says I need to stand up for myself. She wants me to confront my husband about the woman I heard him talking to the other night when he thought I was asleep. And about the child’s toy that I found that does not belong to Skylar. Is he hiding something?But as the hours race by I soon realize I was totally wrong about everything that happened that night. I thought I’d put my past behind me long ago but I was wrong. All I know is this: I’ll do whatever it takes to save my child.

Will you believe me?

A heart-pounding, unbelievably twisty psychological thriller that will have you sleeping with the light on! Fans of Gone GirlBehind Closed Doors and The Stepdaughter will be utterly gripped.


Author Bio and Social Media 

Kiersten Modglin is an Amazon top-30 bestselling author of award-winning psychological thrillers and a member of International Thriller Writers. Kiersten lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband, daughter, and their two Boston Terriers: Cedric and Georgie. She is best known for her unpredictable suspense and her readers have dubbed her 'The Queen of Twists.' A Netflix addict, Shonda Rhimes super-fan, psychology fanatic, and indoor enthusiast, Kiersten enjoys rainy days spent with her nose in a book.

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