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Suppose you come to pick up your daughter from her job - and find that no one has heard of her and she's never worked there. If she hasn't been working all day, what has she been doing? Tim Blake's teenage daughter Sydney is staying with him while she works a summer job at a hotel. But when one day she fails to arrive home from her shift and the staff at the hotel say they have no Sydney Blake working there, he begins to see his life going into freefall. What could have made her stop out of her life without leaving a trace? Only one thing convinces Tim that the worst hasn't already happened - the fact that some very scary people seem just as eager as he is to find her.

I've ended up with two copies of this so I'll come back and review after I've read the other one.

Taking to the OBCZ at Arnotdale, the venue for this year's International Bookcrossing Convention.