The Missing

By: Chris Mooney

Narrated by: Bernadette Dunne

The Man with No Face is coming.

CSI Darby McCormick find an emaciated, terrified woman hiding in the shadows of a crime scene. A DNA search reveals the woman was abducted five years ago and, somehow, she’s escaped the dungeon in which she was caged. With a teenage girl also missing, Darby knows the clock is ticking and this woman is their only lead. But what she doesn’t know is that this is a serial killer who has been prowling America for decades. A killer who Darby knows. The Man with No Face. Once, long ago, he tore her life apart. Now he wants to finish the job.

“Scare story, scary talent. I love this book.”—Lee Child

“I devoured The Missing in one greedy, breathless sitting. This is a scary, breakneck ride with thrills that never let up.”—Tess Gerritsen

“The Missing is an absolutely gripping mix of suspense and mystery . . . Compelling, thrilling and touching.”—Michael Connelly©2007 Chris Mooney; (P)2007 Books on Tape

Pins and Needles All the Way!

I like looking to see what books others have enjoyed - nothing's worse than buying a book that makes you want to throw it through the window. This book is a great case for reading reviews. Like others, I found Missing to be 100% entertaining. The characters are multi faceted and the suspense frequently bone chilling. Kept me absorbed from beginning to end. The ending was an unexpected and absorbing surprise. If you like suspense this is definitely worth the time ... and the money.

I liked it a lot!

The narrating was very good, and the story kept me intersted all the way through.....

What a twist

I wasn't expecting it. It was a great twisty plot. I enjoyed it.

decent

If you read alot of mysteries and thrillers, you will likely know who the villian is relatively early on. Oddly enough, that fact did not ruin the book for me. There was enough interest along the way to stay with it and I was happy to find that there was an unexpected twist at the end.

Great book

This book was great. It is full of twist and turns. I couldn't put it down