Missing Emily

The riveting journey of two women on a collision course to save their daughters’ lives.

Thea is almost there. In a week, she’ll be awarded her law degree from Boston’s Suffolk University. Her years of work, study, and financial struggle as a single mother are nearly over. She’ll take Emily home to Cape Cod, finally able to give her four-year-old the love and attention she deserves.

Katherine is desperate. All of her wealth cannot save Madison. No donor match has been found for a bone marrow transplant, the only treatment that will keep her daughter alive. Katherine’s last hope is her ex-husband’s illegitimate child, who might be a match. But years ago, she’d made an enemy of Thea, whom she now fears will not consent to having Emily as a donor. Katherine questions how far she will go to save her daughter. What will she do if the child is a match? Or worse, if she’s not.

“I was hooked by the first few pages and finished reading the first day.”  Diamond Girl

“ . . .a valuable story about life, a story that reflects the ambiguity and the gray areas we  all must deal with.”  Susie

“ . . . beautifully descriptive scenes form a background to a tender, compelling story . . .” B. Ulbrandt

“It's difficult to put this book down, so make the bed, put dinner in the crock pot, silence the phone, then spend the day with Emily!” J. M. Earnhart