When Mimi Went Missing

By: Suja Sukumar

Narrated by: Rita Amparita

Shy, nerdy Tanvi has always thought of her perfect cousin Mimi as her sister. Not only did Mimi’s family raise Tanvi after the tragic death of her parents, fierce Mimi has always protected Tanvi at school. At least until Mimi fell under the spell of their flawless, rich classmate, Beth … Tanvi’s biggest bully.

Fearing another terrible year, Tanvi decides to take a desperate, preemptive strike—and captures an incriminating photo of Mimi and Beth at a party. When Tanvi wakes up the next day with a bump on her head, scratches on her leg, and no memory of what caused her injuries, Mimi is gone.

Tanvi begins to fill the gaps in her memory and question Mimi’s friends and enemies, hoping to bring her cousin home. But when new evidence comes to light, the search for Mimi takes a dark turn as the cops announce that they are now hunting a murderer. Could Tanvi be the killer?

To save her family, Tanvi must revisit the worst night of her life and the darkest parts of her past to discover if she’s capable of murder—and the truth of what happened to Mimi.

“When Mimi Went Missing had me up all night missing sleep. It’s a fast-paced, character-driven story that’s perfect for thriller lovers. It’s hard to believe this is Sukumar’s debut novel.”—Kellye Garrett, award-winning author of Missing White Woman

©2024 Suja Sukumar (P)2024 Recorded Books

A new genre of Mystery

If suspense needs a definition, this book provides it. And a new one, like the 2024 version. As I started leaving the chapters behind, I had to literally stop everything else that I was doing and finished listening to the book until the end. I’ve not been a mystery book reader for decades and those were written in the last century but this sucked me right into it. Can’t wait for Suja to write her next one! Indeed, a new genre.

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A Twisting and Engulfing Thriller

The ramping darkness that continually shrouds Tanvi, and Rita Amparita’s amazing performance, will have you listening on the edge of your seat to find out what really happened.