The Night She Vanished

By: Wendy Dranfield

Narrated by: Lauryn Allman

My parents seem to be the perfect couple. But no one knows what I know....

Everyone in the small Midwestern town of Henderson looks up to my perfect parents. With dependable jobs as a midwife and the town sheriff, they help this close-knit community feel safe. But the locals didn’t grow up in my parents’ house. They don’t know what I know. And they wouldn’t believe me if I told them....

After my best friend vanished when we were just 15, I left town and never looked back. I couldn’t prove it, but I think my parents killed her.

Now, years later, my little sister has vanished. I have no choice but to go home and play happy families again. Because I have to find out what my parents have done to her. I have to try to save her.

But when bones are discovered on a local farm, and all the evidence leads back to our front door, I realize I was wrong about absolutely everything. And that coming back was the deadliest thing I could do....

An utterly gripping listen that will have you on the edge of your seat long into the night. If you like Freida McFadden, Lisa Jewell, and Gone Girl you will love The Night She Vanished.

©2023 Wendy Dranfield (P)2023 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

What a thriller!

I could not stop listening! So many twists and turns. One of Wendy Dranfield’s best!

So many twist

Another amazing book!! So many twist and turns. The ended had me so surprised! I never guess who did it!! Great read/listen!!

Relationships get so complicated when you are young. The adults did a stupid thing by presuming they knew who the killer was.

Needed a little more clarity on the characters. At tomes I was having to try and put the families together myself.

What a thrill

Couldn’t or didn’t want to stop listening.
Can’t wait to go onto the next Wendy Dranfield book.

it was hard to put down!

this was a very good book and it kept me interested. it was hard to stop listening. at first I wasn't sure if I could get into it but it sure proved me wrong. the narrator did a great job.