Broken down into sessions with a therapist and told in first person point of view, Still Missing by Chevy Stevens provides just the right amount of mystery and tension as Annie's ordeal is revealed. Readers should be prepared for a severely broken character from page one, which becomes apparent from the first word she utters to her therapist. Annie is angry and still scared, and she struggles to tell her story. The only comfort she has with her therapist is that she's set the ground rules, and in this way, she has become similar to her abductor.
Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
Broken down into sessions with a therapist and told in first person point of view, Still Missing by Chevy Stevens provides just the right amount of mystery and tension as Annie's ordeal is revealed. Readers should be prepared for a severely broken character from page one, which becomes apparent from the first word she utters to her therapist. Annie is angry and still scared, and she struggles to tell her story. The only comfort she has with her therapist is that she's set the ground rules, and in this way, she has become similar to her abductor.