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They were taken. They returned. They never aged.
A family is abducted. There are no signs of a struggle. Their Italian holiday villa is untouched. There are no ransom demands. The parents and two little girls, Victoria and Elizabeth, have simply vanished.
The daughters are returned. Four years later, the girls appear back at the family's holiday home. But they are the exact same ages they were at the time of their abduction. Their parents are still nowhere to be seen.
Only one man can solve the mystery. Marcus Handler, a retired CIA officer, is hired to investigate. He wants Victoria and Elizabeth's disappearance explained. But his hunt for answers leads Marcus to a disturbing truth and a reckoning with his own troubled past...
What everyone's saying about Glenn Cooper: 'As Cooper builds the layers of intrigue it becomes clear that he is no ordinary thriller writer, but one who asks big questions'
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH'Fast paced and original, Cooper delivers'
SUN'Outstanding style and tense, gripping storylines' EUROCRIME
'Dynamic, inspirational ... You will not be disappointed' FRESH FICTION
'Incandescent and explosive' JAMES ROLLINS
About the author
Glenn Cooper is a Harvard-trained infectious diseases physician who became the CEO of a large public biotech company in Massachusetts. He sold his company in 2009, about the time that his first novel, Library of the Dead, was published. He has been a full-time writer ever since, with fourteen top-ten bestselling thrillers published in thirty translations, and seven million copies sold. A TV series based on his first trilogy is in development. @GlennCooper www.glenncooperbooks.com
Summary
A medical thriller from Harvard-trained infectious diseases physician, Glenn Cooper, where two abducted girls are returned years later, at the exact age they were taken...
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PRAISE FOR GLENN COOPER:
'Fast paced and original, Cooper delivers' Sun on Tenth Chamber.
'As Cooper builds the layers of intrigue it becomes clear that he is no ordinary thriller writer, but one who asks big questions' Sunday Telegraph, on Sign of the Cross.
'Outstanding style and tense, gripping storylines' Eurocrime, on Tenth Chamber.
'Incandescent and explosive' James Rollins, on Sign of the Cross.
'A dynamic, inspirational thriller ... You will not be disappointed' Fresh Fiction, on Three Marys.
