A New Bedford teacher becomes prime suspect when a former student vanishes, in a quiet literary thriller about guilt, perception, and redemption.
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A New Bedford teacher becomes prime suspect when a former student vanishes, in a quiet literary thriller about guilt, perception, and redemption.
Winner of the LITERARY TITAN GOLD BOOK AWARD ⭐ When a former student goes missing, middle school teacher Ethan Callahan becomes the prime suspect. Haunted by a past he can’t outrun and a town desperate for someone to blame, Ethan is thrust into a storm of suspicion, half-truths, and buried secrets. But in a world where perception outweighs reality, does the truth even matter? As the investigation tightens around him, he must confront not just the case—but the darker parts of himself. A genre-def...
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Missing-person case and mounting suspicion; peril without graphic gore
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Protagonist is a fed-up alcoholic; drinking and addiction themes recur
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No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonic content present
Recurring themes of educational inequality and economic decline
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Missing former student; guilt and darker personal history referenced
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