#Review Gone by Ruby Speechley

February 27, 2023 Fee

Gone
by Ruby Speechley

My son is missing, and everyone is lying to me.

Last night my son, Shay, sneaked out of the house and didn’t come home. He promised not to go to the illegal party in the woods. But someone’s been attacked and Shay has gone missing. The police want to know if he saw what happened. I’m worried he could be involved.

After all the trouble he’s been in lately, mixing with the wrong crowd, coming home beaten up and scared, I thought we’d put it all behind us. Trouble is, Shay resents me moving my new boyfriend into the family home. I found all sorts on his laptop, including a half-written email warning me not to trust David. What does he know that I don’t?

I’m beginning to fear for his safety. What is David hiding from me? Who have I let into our lives?

I don’t know who I can trust. Will I ever see my son alive again?

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REVIEW

Shay for all appearances could be my teenage son in terms of our relationship with each other, the drama, the sulks to teenage attitude, but where I differ form Rachel is and I am sure why she doesn’t use this feature is that I know where my son is at all time through the iPhone find my phone, google also has a similar version, being the type of mum she comes across I am surprised she doesn’t use this feature,,,,, then eventually she does!! It would have been the first thing I would have done as soon as I discovered my child missing!

Anyway that irk aside, Rachel did everything in her power to find Shay and in her quest to find him, she uncovers a few secrets that she didn’t know about her son and her partner as ell that may be connected. Its a race against time for Rachel to find him and when some of Shay’s friends also go missing its even more crucial that Shay is found safe and well.

I was not expecting where this story went at the final feew chapter though! This was a thrilling read from start to finish.

Author Bio –

Ruby Speechley is a bestselling psychological thriller writer, whose titles include Someone Else’s Baby. Previously published by Hera, she has been a journalist and worked in PR and lives in Cheshire.