The Day I Lost You: A Totally Gripping Psychological Thriller

You only let her go for a second... Now she's gone. Erika Rice is in an elevator with her four-year-old daughter Alice when it stops on the wrong floor and her little girl runs out. The doors close before Erika can follow, and the daughter she loves more than anything is suddenly nowhere to be seen. Erika can't bear the thought of her daughter in danger or afraid, and will do anything to get her back. But with no sign of Alice, Erika has no idea where to begin. The residents of the apartment block claim not to have seen anything, but Erika realises someone's lying to her - and that there's something darker at play. How could a four-year-old disappear into thin air? A gripping and addictive psychological thriller that will have you holding on tight to the ones you love. If you enjoyed Behind Closed Doors, Silent Child and I Let You Go, you won't want to miss The Day I Lost You! What readers are saying about The Day I Lost You: 'Wow, what a twist! I did not see that coming!... A terrific story.' Goodreads reviewer 'Wow! 5 stars!... You can't put it down because you want to know what happened, what comes next...' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars 'What a gripping read... The opening chapter pulled me right in!... A brilliant twist! The Day I Lost You does not disappoint!... So twisted it keeps you guessing right up until the brilliant end! Highly recommend.' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars 'Full of suspense and mystery... It had me sitting on the edge of my seat... Just when I thought the suspense was over, one hell of a twist happened!... I did not foresee the ending.... A great book!!!' Goodreads reviewer 'Mr. Sinclair, you have managed to do it again! After reading The Last Thing I Saw I was expecting another great twist. I was not disappointed!... There is a major twist at the end... You no doubt will be in for a surprise. Fantastic ending, I was completely surprised at the turn of events the last couple of chapters.' It's All About the Thrill, 5 stars 'Kept me turning the pages, completely engrossed.' Goodreads reviewer