Published in Great Britain by Harper Collins in 2002.

Investigative journalist Adam Turner has spent his career trying to help families whose children have gone missing. He is driven in part by the memory of a gypsy girl who vanished in the area where he lived as he was growing up. A failing marriage leads to sessions with a psychologist who encourages him to talk about long buried events. When Adam is asked to look into the apparently accidental death of three students in a car crash in the north of England he has to confront his feelings about a girl he once loved and the friend who betrayed him. The scene is set to play out the tensions and unfinished business of the past.

Part mystery, part psychological thriller.

Reviews:

"A gripping mystery. One of my most enjoyable picks this year." ….. S. K. Lynch. (Columnist and novelist)

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