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First Girl Gone

Charlotte Winters, Book 1

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First Girl Gone

By: L.T. Vargus, Tim McBain
Narrated by: Stephanie Cannon
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An absolutely addictive crime thriller with a twist

Down the beach, she can just make out the rusting hulk of the Ferris wheel through the dawn mist. The hairs prickle on her neck as she drags her focus back to the chestnut hair fanned out in the shallow water at her feet, to the grains of sand decorating the beautiful girl’s white cheeks like freckles.

Private Detective Charlie Winters never thought she’d find herself back on Salem Island, but she’s forced home to reopen the wound that never healed: Her sister was abducted from the small town when they were teenagers.

For Charlie, her sister’s voice in her head - pushing her to risk everything to seek justice for the innocent - is a painful and constant reminder of what she lost. And never has that voice been louder than when a family friend comes to Charlie begging for help to find her missing daughter, Kara.

Searching Kara’s messy, poster-covered bedroom, Charlie finds more questions than answers. Did Kara run away, or was she snatched? She’s clearly been keeping secrets from her family - but don’t all teenagers?

A little black matchbook hidden in a jewelry box is Charlie’s only lead, but the seedy nightclub it comes from proves to be nothing but a dangerous dead end. Until Charlie is approached by a second distraught mother whose daughter has also vanished.

Forced at every turn to relive the trauma she ran away from, Charlie’s blood runs cold when a girl’s body is discovered in the exact spot on the water’s edge where the last trace of her sister was found. It’s clear someone is taunting Charlie, but with other innocent girls’ lives at risk, she has no choice but to take the bait....

Fans of Angela Marsons, Robert Dugoni, and Lisa Regan will need to sleep with the lights on!

©2020 L.T. Vargus and Tim McBain (P)2020 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.
Crime Thrillers Police Procedural Fiction Mystery Thriller Young Adult Suspense
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gripping... pulls you in slowly then you're grippe

really enjoyed the story. i did work out the 'whodunnit' but very much enjoyed finding out why.

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