Gone Missing, (Dead Dreams, Book 2): A Young Adult Psychological Thriller Mystery - Paperback

by Lisa Lickel (Editor), Dennis Hensley (Editor), Emma Right (Author)

Gone Missing is a contemporary young adult thriller mystery and is Book 2 of the award winning, best seller, Dead Dreams series. This is the second book in the Award Winning and best selling suspense, Dead Dreams where the intrigue, suspense and mystery of a crime committed by unseen hands and a murder without a body began. If you've enjoyed the best selling fiction, Gone Girl, you'd enjoy Dead Dreams, Book 1 and its continuing saga in Gone Missing, even if this is a young adult thriller. Time is running out for Brie O'Mara. Someone is hunting her and will not stop until she is framed for her roommate Sarah's murder-if Sarah was truly killed. But who is behind the plot to destroy Brie, and possibly her family? Is Sarah's fortune really worth so many ruined lives? Brie must find someone to trust, and hopes her new acquaintance Wendy will help her. And what about Sarah's BFF from her expensive finishing school in England, the wealthy Brian Sussman? When Brie's sister, Lilly, goes missing, Brie knows she can't stop until she finds the truth to set her sister free. Even if it costs her her own life. This concluding book will give you the answers begun in the gripping tale in Dead Dreams, Book 1.

Author Biography

Award winning author and copywriter, Emma Right, is a happy wife and homeschool mother of five living in the Pacific West Coast. Besides running a busy home, and looking after too many pets, she also writes stories-when she is not behind the wheel driving her children for various activities. Her books have won literary awards. She hopes her stories will help empower young adults and children, and instil the love of learning and reading. Ms. Right worked as a copywriter for several major advertising agencies and has won national and international advertising awards, including the prestigious Clio, in her copywriting career. Learn more about Emma Right and her books at emmaright.com