How can a little girl vanish into thin air? Five-year-old Cassie Bailey's mother tucked her into bed and kissed her goodnight. This morning she's missing, her unicorn bedcovers are empty, and her parents are frantic. DCI Rachel Hart knows that the first few hours after a child goes missing are the most crucial, and that the Baileys are living every parent's worst nightmare. Rachel knows, because as a child her family lived through it too, when her sister was taken. The days are ticking by with no sign of Cassie, and the cracks in the Baileys' marriage are beginning to show. But are the holes in their stories because they're out of their minds with panic - or because they're lying? Rachel's convinced that Cassie knew the person who took her, but can she find the little girl before she's lost forever? A gripping and unputdownable thriller for fans of Close to Home, The Couple Next Door and Behind Closed Doors. What people are saying about J.G. Roberts: 'I was totally hooked, it wasn't quite what I was expecting but it totally had me intrigued and desperate to find out who and how that person came to be in that situation… I was so engrossed in the story I could feel the nerves and excitement, the fear and disappointment.' Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars 'A pace that grips the reader… The plot is exciting and entertaining. I loved the twists and turnsand the dramatic events that took place.' Linda's Book Blog 'Page-turningly unputdownable… I started off thinking I would read the first chapter but stood up many hours later, cold, stiff and hungry - I had read the whole thing!' Andrea McLean, Loose Women presenter 'I really enjoyed the wonderful story-telling, those moments of joy, sadness and edge-of-the-seat drama that made this book such a great read... I just couldn't put the book down until I'd read the very last page.' Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars 'Another enjoyable read… Julia Roberts writes believable story-lines for characters that come across as real and imperfect…. story is captivating and emotional.' Goodreads Reviewer, 5 stars