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    Every Missing Thing
    Every Missing Thing
    Every Missing Thing
    Audiobook10 hours

    Every Missing Thing

    Written by Martyn Ford

    Narrated by Simon Mattacks

    2.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    One family. Two missing children. A lifetime of secrets.

    Ten-year-old Ethan Clarke’s disappearance gripped the nation. Just as his parents are starting to piece together a life ‘after Ethan’, their world is ripped apart once more when their daughter, Robin, disappears in almost identical circumstances. They’ve lost two children within a decade…and now doubts about their innocence are setting in.

    Detective Sam Maguire’s obsession with the first case cost him his own family, but he has unfinished business with the Clarkes. He is convinced that discovering what happened to Ethan holds the key to finding Robin. But what if the Clarkes know more than they’re letting on?

    With the world watching eagerly, the clock is ticking for Sam as he embarks on an investigation that forces him to confront his own demons. To uncover the truth, he must follow a trail of devastating deception—but the truth always comes at a cost…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateOct 1, 2020
    ISBN9781713518334
    Every Missing Thing
    Author

    Martyn Ford

    Martyn Ford is a journalist and author from the UK. His debut middle-grade children’s book, The Imagination Box, was published by Faber & Faber in 2015 to critical acclaim and went on to become a trilogy. This was followed by 2019’s standalone title, Chester Parsons is Not a Gorilla. Every Missing Thing was his first novel for adult readers, published in 2020, and All Our Darkest Secrets is his second.

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      Well, seven eights of it was great, but then last eighth had TOO MANY turns, main character ex cop started going too far from his established personality, and it was a jumbled mess - I am a seasoned mystery reader and a professional writer with a solid IQ...Personally I couldn't tell what the heck was going on (SPOILER ALERT) ..... After rescue to end of book. A darned pity as shortly after starting book I loved it, and I was a solid fan through the majority of the book, but man, this guy needs a friend or a new editor who values thee "truth" as much as the hero in this book (who I ended up getting confused with everyone else, have NO CLUE if he survived the story or not!