Without a Trace (Millson and Scobie Crime Thrillers Book 1)
By Malcolm Forsythe
A RACE AGAINST TIME TO FIND A LITTLE GIRL.
Eight-year-old Maisie Brown, a blonde, blue-eyed drum majorette, is kidnapped on the day of Tanniford’s annual fête. One moment she’s there, talking to her friend Vicki, the next she’s gone.
Chief Inspector Millson suspects Maisie’s stepfather. He dislikes stepfathers. His own daughter has one and he resents having to arrange with him when he can see her.
Tanniford lies on the bend of a river. The only road out is over the railway bridge. And the local police had closed that road to traffic during the fête. So no vehicle could have left between two and six.
Therefore — whether or not it was Maisie’s stepfather — Millson is convinced that she was abducted by someone in the village. And that she’s still there — dead or alive.
PRAISE FOR MALCOLM FORSYTHE:
‘Forsythe carves out retribution with a scalpel.’ The Sunday Times
‘An excellent crime jigsaw.’ Bolton Evening News
‘A feast for readers with a taste for epic theatrics, innuendo, and bodies buried in the garage.’ Kirkus
‘An engrossing pace, a difficult mystery, and a cast of full-bodied characters.’ Booklist
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