β Scribed by Moore, TA
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Lost and Found
Fifteen years ago Sammy Calloway disappeared on his way home from school. Now heβs backβ¦ or is he?
Boyd Maccabbee has spent his life second-guessing his actions on that fateful day. What if heβd done something differently? Maybe Sammy would have made it home safe and never become Cutters Gapβs most tragic famous son. Or would it have been Boyd who was never seen again? When the police find new evidence on the disappearance, Boyd hopes to finally get some answers.
The last thing Morgan Graves needs is to be dragged into some old case about a missing kid. He doesnβt know why police hit on his DNA, but heβs not Sammy Calloway. He thinks heβd remember being kidnapped.
He knows heβd remember firefighter Boyd.
Drawn into the complex web of suspicion, grief, and anger that has knit Cutters Gap together in the years since Sammyβs disappearance, Morgan struggles to hang on to himself when everyone already assumes they know him.
And somewhere, the truth about Sammy Calloway is waiting.
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