Missing (Kelly)

Every parent's worst nightmare... Eight years ago, Lucy and Ethan Randall's little boy, Jack, was abducted and murdered by teenager Terry Prince. A moment's distraction had ripped a family apart - and with the loss of their son came the collapse of the Randalls' marriage. Tortured by memories, Lucy was left to battle her grief while raising her remaining son alone. Now, Jack's killer has walked free, giving him the second chance at life that little Jack never had. Lucy's wounds newly opened, her world is turned upside down a second time when another child goes missing - and she can't shake the suspicion that Prince has struck again. When DI Matt Winston, the same officer who found Jack's body, is assigned to the case, the echoes of Lucy's past grow ever more insistent. Bound by their tragic shared experiences, Matt and Lucy grow closer - and become fixated on bringing the culprit to justice. But now history has repeated itself, answers seem even further out of reach. And for Lucy, it's time to face her ghosts, and ask the most terrible question of all: can she ever really forgive herself?

She was supposed to keep them safe. She was their only hope and she had failed. Fifteen year old Jenna's parents would never approve of her new boyfriend. But he says he loves her. So, even if she hates the way his friends look at her, nothing will stop Jenna sneaking out. After all, what her parents don't know about her could fill a book. On the other side of town, social worker Rachael Morris is devastated when a girl she had sworn to protect, Kitty Lewis, is found murdered. And while she failed to defend her in life, Rachael is determined that Kitty will have justice in death. With no-one prepared to talk, Rachael must decide whether to help the officer assigned to the case, DI Matt Winston, discover what really happened the night of Kitty's death - before another family is torn apart or stay silent. But when evil comes in so many forms, how can you know where to start looking?