Missing

<p><strong>Single mum Ellie is shown a missing person post on Facebook.</strong></p><p><strong>It''s of her three-year-old son, Tyler...</strong></p><p><strong>But he''s right there, holding her hand.</strong></p><p>Surely this is some kind of prank - she knows her friend Louise can go too far with her jokes sometimes. And Ellie is used to the other mums gossiping at the school gates...</p><p>But now the other parents are questioning whether Tyler is really her child.</p><p>Ellie does everything she can to prove the post is fake, but the longer it goes on she knows it is malicious. Who would do this to her? And why?</p><p>It could be her ex, Darren, but deep down she knows it must be linked to what happened all those years ago - the night she''s been doing her best to forget...</p><p><strong>All she knows is that she has to keep her son safe - no matter what.</strong></p><p>-</p><p>''I loved it, <strong>couldn''t put it down</strong> and read it in two sittings...'' Rebecca De Winter, author of <em>Best Friends</em></p><p>''Ruby Speechley takes the essential elements of a thriller - suspense, action and a touch of darkness - and deftly mixes them into an immensely readable story... <strong>Fast-paced and engrossing</strong>, <em>Missing</em> is a great page-turner.'' Sarah Edghill, author of <em>The Bad Wife</em></p><p>''The very epitome of <strong>page-turner with a chilling storyline</strong> that grips from the first and kept me guessing right up to the <strong>heart-racing denouement</strong>.'' A. A. Chaudhuri, author of <em>The Final Party</em></p><p>''A <strong>dark and disturbing thriller</strong> that had me desperate to read just one more chapter. A cast of shady characters, a secret Ellie doesn''t want to expose, and an unseen threat to her son all make for a <strong>twisted thriller</strong> that I thoroughly enjoyed.'' M A Hunter, author of <em>Adrift</em></p><p>''I <strong>raced through this pacy thriller</strong> in two days and it was a <strong>wild ride</strong>. I had no idea where the author was taking me, but I knew I wanted to follow her there.'' Laura Pearson, author of <em>The Last List of Mabel Beaumont</em></p><p>''The reader will keep the pages turning until the very end for the answers to this <strong>addictive</strong> psychological suspense where absolutely no one can be trusted. <strong>Each reveal is more shocking than the last</strong>...'' Louise Mangos, author of <em>Strangers on a Bridge</em></p><p>''Such a <strong>tense, assured & compelling</strong> thriller. Gripped from the first page, I was <strong>holding my breath</strong> and rooting for poor Ellie as I raced to the end... highly recommended!'' Jane Isaac, author of <em>In the Shadows</em></p>