"Gripping ... Devotees of this series won't want to miss it, and this entry should gain Castillo new fans as well." Library Journal
When an Amish teenager disappears, it's only the beginning ...
Three teenagers have vanished from Ohio's Amish country. The only thing they have in common, other than their religion, is they are keen to leave the Plain Life. Chief of Police Kate Burkholder is called in to consult by Agent John Tomasetti, as her Amish roots will be invaluable in an investigation involving this sectarian society.
They travel to the small town of Monongahela Falls to investigate the latest disappearance - that of seventeen-year-old Annie King. The only evidence left behind is a satchel - and a pool of blood. The case moves closer to home for Kate when a young relative, Sadie Miller, vanishes. With her own past resonating, Kate delves into the lives of the missing teens. Soon, a sinister pattern emerges along with a vital clue that changes everything.
PRAISE FOR LINDA CASTILLO
"Absolutely stunning . . . A perfectly crafted thriller" Lisa Scottoline
"Think the movie Witness and add just a touch of the Coen brothers' Fargo and you have the feel for this brilliant, nail-biting thriller" Daily Mail
"Continues to explore the Amish way of life with a fast-paced mystery" Kirkus Reviews Linda Castillo is the winner of numerous industry awards including the Daphne du Maurier and the prestigious Rita. Gone Missing is her fourth crime novel in the series set in an Ohio Amish community featuring Police Chief Kate Burkholder. Linda lives with her husband in Texas and numerous animals including two Appaloosa horses.
