I'm so annoyed -- I made this my once-a-month checkout from the Kindle lending library because it was listed as "non-fiction" and I'm behind my goal of 13 non-fictions this year. Turns out it's neither true NOR well-written.
Emma's been missing since her third birthday, two years ago. Her mother Megan's kept the hope alive while her dad's busy punishing Megan for not moving on. We meet "Emmie," a little girl living with her "grandparents," and quickly understand what's going on.
Just ugh. Lazy, predictable, and in sore need of an editor. A huge waste of time that might have been OK if the story were true. Since it's not, it's just a tied-up-in-a-bow happy ending falsehood. Blech.
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