Night Falls, Still Missing

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'Please come. I need your help . . . '

Fiona and Madison have been best friends since childhood, but recently life - and love - has torn them apart.

Still, when Madison sends her an unexpected request for help, Fiona doesn't hesitate to answer the call.

Madison is an archaeologist, working on a dig on a tiny island off the coast of Orkney, far to the north of Scotland. It's January - there are only a few hours of daylight, and the icy wind blows in off the North Sea, warning of a coming storm.

Fiona doesn't mind the elements - she's excited to see Madison, and curious to know what's happening. But when she gets off the ferry, Madison isn't there to meet her - she's missing.

Fiona has no choice but to go to Madison's colleagues for help. But in such a small community, can she be sure one of them isn't responsible? And if they are, is Fiona the only one who knows enough to save her oldest friend?'Please come. I need your help . . . '

Fiona and Madison have been best friends since childhood, but recently life - and love - has torn them apart.

Still, when Madison sends her an unexpected request for help, Fiona doesn't hesitate to answer the call.

Madison is an archaeologist, working on a dig on a tiny island off the coast of Orkney, far to the north of Scotland. It's January - there are only a few hours of daylight, and the icy wind blows in off the North Sea, warning of a coming storm.

Fiona doesn't mind the elements - she's excited to see Madison, and curious to know what's happening. But when she gets off the ferry, Madison isn't there to meet her - she's missing.

Fiona has no choice but to go to Madison's colleagues for help. But in such a small community, can she be sure one of them isn't responsible? And if they are, is Fiona the only one who knows enough to save her oldest friend?
Helen Callaghan was born in Los Angeles, California, to British parents, and her early years were spent in both the US and UK. After several early false starts as a nurse, barmaid and actor, she settled into bookselling, working as a fiction specialist and buyer for a variety of bookshops. Eventually, she studied for her A-Levels at night school and achieved a place at Cambridge University as a mature student.

Helen is the Sunday Times bestselling author of Dear Amy and Everything is Lies.