To be enjoyed in all forms of movement; from yoga, to a stroll amongst the trees to a frisky dance in. The southern accent was worse and the characterizations of the men's voices were positively annoying.

For Kate has long-buried secrets of her own that the Sheriff’s enquiries are threatening to uncover.Carystown, Kentucky, is still scarred by the mysterious disappearance two years ago of Isabella Moon. We are—well, ask Bigfoot, as Brooks does in this delightful yarn, following on his bestseller World War Z (2006).

Presented as a major figure, he battles feelings of lust for and suspicion of Kate, as well as pressures to unravel the town’s web of sex, drugs and violence. But before long it becomes clear that she herself is a suspect, her past under the unwelcome scrutiny of Sheriff Delaney. Though it reminded me of Jodi Piccoult's early books, it is entertaining, though far-fetched in many ways.

The last part of the book was rushed, the plot and character backstories are never fully developed and the end was confusing to me. The other characters were wonderful, including the despicable Janet Roarke and disgusting Paxton Birkenshaw. Mirabelle and her class are going on a school trip to a magical-creature sanctuary, and Mirabelle can’t wait! We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.Faced with a complete lack of evidence, the case of the missing girl is still open, and, though the media circus which engulfed the small town has long since subsided, frustrated Sheriff Bill Delaney is no nearer a resolution. The kicker: The dead girl is the one who led her to the spot, two years after having vanished without a trace.

But in an instant her quietly idyllic life is turned upside down, and a reluctant Kate finds herself at the centre of the case of missing Isabella. For the past decade she has worked as a freelance book reviewer for The Grand Rapids Press in Michigan and other newspapers. No one has seen hide nor hair of her since, and no information has been brought forth, leaving it a true unsolved mystery.

a very compelling, dark read about a woman visited by a dead girls ghost while she deals with her own ghosts.