Summary of Vanished
Summary of Vanished
Reviews for Vanished
An Excerpt from Vanished
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When she receives a call from a child who sounds exactly like her missing daughter Lexie, Sarah Mason turns to her closest friend in the world, P.I. Jake Hogan. Jake is convinced that someone is deliberately tormenting the grief-stricken mother. But as their friendship explodes into passion-and the torment escalates into murder-Jake is the only person who can keep Sarah safe in their horrifying search for the truth...
Praise for Vanished “This is an astonishing, kaleidoscopic book—part mystery, thriller, and ghost story that happens to be true. I read it with goosebumps, convinced that Vanished will take its place among the classics of World War II literature. Wil Hylton is a storyteller extraordinaire. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude for honoring the fallen with such clear-eyed, big-hearted power here.”—Michael Paterniti, author of The Telling Room "A breathtaking work of literary journalism and a dazzling debut. Vanished unfolds like a cinematic mystery while exploring the eternal questions of war, love, and loss. Hylton is a master storyteller."—Philipp Meyer, author of American Rust Praise for Wil S. Hylton “Wil is not only a tenacious reporter, he’s also a gifted storyteller. . . . By now you should know that when you see Wil’s byline on a piece, it doesn’t really matter what it’s about. Just read it.”—Hugo Lindgren, The New York Times Magazine “There is no boosterism or puffery in saying that Wil Hylton is one of the best journalists working today.” —John Jeremiah Sullivan, author of Pulphead |
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