Missing Daughter

Ginny and Cameron’s daughter Skyler disappears from the house during the night after her third birthday party now the hunt begins, where is she? Who has her? Was it the parents? Can the couple get through it together or will it tear them apart?

Missing Daughter highlighted postpartum depression very well including the lack of a bond between mother and child, and how it affects the person who is suffering from it but it also shows the effects it had on loved ones too. But does it drive you to harm your own child?

I liked Ginny, Cameron, I wasn’t so sure of, and Alex who befriended Ginny quickly at the park one day seemed good for Ginny.

There are a lot of questions in this book, many people that could have taken Skyler and the reasons why are plausible as Kiersten Modglin set the book up brilliantly and it flowed at a fast pace.

This is the first book I have read by Kiersten Modglin and it won’t be the last. I love a book that keeps me guessing throughout and this one certainly did that.