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  • I didn't really like this book much. I didn't care for any of the characters, of the language, or really the way the story was put together. Also I thought the main idea of the ending was really obvious (I couldn't have given *exact* details but I was sure who the lady was and why she was the way ... Continue

    I didn't really like this book much. I didn't care for any of the characters, of the language, or really the way the story was put together. Also I thought the main idea of the ending was really obvious (I couldn't have given *exact* details but I was sure who the lady was and why she was the way she was) so that was unexciting too. But it was a page-turner for me because I always NEED to see the ending of mysteries :D

    

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• ― Deanna Kyre said on Mar 28, 2008 | Add your feedback

Thirty years ago, the two Bethany sisters, ages 11 and 15, disappeared from a Baltimore shopping mall. They never returned, their bodies were never found, and only painful questions remain. How do you kidnap two girls from a busy mall on a Saturday afternoon without leaving behind a single clue or witness? Now, decades later, in the aftermath of a rush-hour hit-and-run accident, a clearly disoriented woman is claiming to be Heather, the younger Bethany sister. Not a shred of evidence supports her story, and every lead she reluctantly offers takes the police to another dead end—a dying, incoherent man; a razed house; a missing grave. But there is something she knows about that terrible day . . . and about a family that disintegrated long ago, torn apart by an unthinkable tragedy and the fissures it revealed in a seemingly perfect household.

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