Overview
It is autumn 1954, and after the success of Molly McQueen's detective agency, she decides to add a new domestic branch. It is not long before one of the newly hired employees, Maisie, uncovers a riveting mystery by accident while visiting a client. Vera Barton's husband Dave and young daughter Etta went missing in 1930. After Dave's body was found, everyone assumed the worst. But decades later, Molly reluctantly agrees to take up the search for the long-lost child, and ends up unraveling a tale of misery and revenge, laced with family secrets and heartbreak.Author Biography
Maureen Reynolds left school at 15 and has held a variety of jobs. She is the author of The Sunday Girls trilogy, Voices in the Street, McQueen's Agency, and A Private Sorrow.