The Missing: The unputdownable crime thriller from bestselling author

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On 30 August 2007, Victoria Police successfully applied for permission to question Percy in relation to the Beaumont case.

Susannah regularly represents the charity at national conferences, Government meetings and as a media spokesperson. Raised by Jane’s mother Phyllis, Taylor believes the trial has made him feel closer to his vanished mum. I really enjoyed this perspective, in which Sarah sees herself as helping the police, but can’t actually know what leads they are following or what they are concluding – even about her own involvement.

Now in her early twenties, she is back living at home, trapped with a mother who drinks too much and keeps her brother's bedroom as a shrine to his memory.

On August 6, 1984, a construction worker discovered dog and human bones side by side, about 30 feet (10 m) from Santa Ana Canyon Road. False impressions and false friends, handsome rogues and selfish antagonists … it’ll be one of your favourite reads of the year! In the ten years prior to joining Missing People, Sophie held leadership roles at Victim Support and Samaritans, responsible for a range of services for adults and young people in crisis and at risk of harm.Forensic analysis determined that the child was African American, a female and approximately three to four years old. Some time later a third letter arrived, also purported to be from Jane, stating that the man had realised a disguised detective was present and that he decided to keep the children because the Beaumonts had betrayed his trust. Maxine was so certain he had killed her she told police who questioned Doherty several times to no avail. Arthur Stanley Brown (1912–2002) was charged in 1998 with the murders of sisters Judith and Susan Mackay in Townsville, Queensland. The story is well plotted, although somewhat predictable in places, and the characters, although sometimes a little caricatured, are well drawn.