· In this chilling tale of domestic suspense from Edgar-finalist MacDonald (Cast into Doubt), Caitlin Rogers, “the director for diversity recruitment at Brunswick University,” moves with her troubled year-old brother, James, to their parents’ South Jersey shore summer house after the ISBN Patricia MacDonald has 34 books on Goodreads with ratings. Patricia MacDonald’s most popular book is Missing Child. · MISSING CHILD. by Patricia MacDonald ‧RELEASE DATE: May 1, MacDonald (Cast into Doubt, , etc.) tugs once more, and expertly, on the nerves of a vulnerable woman and her readership. Two years ago, Caitlin Rogers’ teenaged brother James tearfully confessed that while he was out driving on a learner’s permit, he struck and killed a woman who turned out to be young mother Author: Tom Leitch.
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Missing Child by Patricia MacDonald. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, , Patricia MacDonald has 34 books on Goodreads with ratings. Patricia MacDonald’s most popular book is Missing Child. Missing Child by Patricia Macdonald is about husband and wife Noah Caitlin, and his son Geordie, his child from first marriage to Emily who was killed in an accident a few years before. The morning after Gerodie’s birthday party, where all the extended family are introduced, Caitlin drops Geordie off at school and rushes in behind him to see a school project he’d been working on.
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