"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Six weeks after federal agents seized every piece of evidence from a missing man's campsite, Sheriff Calloway still has copies. She wasn't supposed to keep them. She kept them anyway. Now, alone in her office after hours, she's looking at a photograph that doesn't make sense — a shape in the tree line that shouldn't be there. The agents who took over the investigation weren't surprised by what they found. They had equipment ready before anyone called. They knew the ranger's name before he gave it. They'd done this before. Calloway makes three copies of everything she has. Three USB drives. One for the ranger. One for herself. And one for the missing man's mother — because someone owes that woman the truth, even if it's a truth nobody is ready to believe."
"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Barbara Matthews hasn't slept through the night since September. Ninety-two days since her son Bron called to say he was going camping. Ninety-two days since she heard his voice. Ninety-two days of nothing. When her older son Derek shows up with a fragment of metal that no lab can identify — warm to the touch, humming with something that settles behind her eyes like a word she almost recognizes — Barbara knows two things: something impossible happened in those woods, and her son is alive. Then the cars appear. Gray sedans at the end of her street, rotating every eight hours. Her phone clicks before every call. A sergeant she's never met tells her to stop looking. But Barbara Matthews grew up on a Montana ranch. She knows surveillance when she sees it. And she knows that nobody deploys this kind of operation to cover up a simple disappearance. They're afraid of what she might find. Good. That means there's something to find."
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