All the Missing Girls

Similar to the gripping psychological tension found in The Girl on the Train and Luckiest Girl Alive, Megan Miranda's book tells the amazing, suspenseful tale of two young women who vanish ten years apart in reverse.

Ten years have passed since Nicolette Farrell's closest friend Corinne vanished from Cooley Ridge, leaving no trace behind. Returning to wrap up matters and tend to her sick father, Nic finds herself enmeshed in a startling drama that exposes long-sealed scars and reopens Corinne's case.

Nic, her brother Daniel, boyfriend Tyler, and Jackson, Corinne's boyfriend, were the main subjects of the ten-year inquiry. Nic is the only one that left Cooley Ridge after that. Jackson works at the local pub, Daniel and Laura are expecting a child, and Tyler is seeing Annaleise Carter, Nic's younger neighbour and the group's cover the night Corinne vanished. Then, Annaleise vanishes a few days after Nic returns.

Recounted in reverse, from Day 15 to Day 1, starting from the moment Annaleise vanishes, Nic attempts to piece together the facts surrounding the disappearance of her younger neighbour, exposing startling revelations about her acquaintances, her relatives, and the true events that befell Corinne that night 10 years before.

All the Missing Girls is an entirely new kind of reading experience. It hits all the right notes. You could believe you're on a familiar route with its twists and turns, dead ends, and dark alleyways, but Megan Miranda flips everything upside down and left us wondering how far we would go to defend the people we love.