Night Falls, Still Missing

A dark psychological thriller in a foreboding, isolated setting, from Sunday Times bestselling author of Dear Amy

"Please come. I need your help..."

Fiona and Madison have been best friends since childhood. So when Madison sends her an unexpected call for help, Fiona doesn't hesitate to come to her aid. Madison, an archaeologist, works at a dig on a tiny Orkney island, where the icy North Sea wind warns of a coming storm.But when Fiona gets off the ferry, Madison isn't there to meet her. She's missing.

Madison's colleagues claim to know nothing about her disappearance. But in such a tight-knit group, how can Fiona know that one of them isn't responsible? As Fiona begins her search, she soon unravels a web of lies. Madison didn't live the life she claimed to, and now Fiona's own life is in danger...

About the Author

Helen Callaghan was born in California to British parents and her early years were spent in both the US and UK. After several early false starts as barmaid, drama student, and nurse, she settled into bookselling, working as a fiction specialist and buyer for Athena Bookshop, Dillons and Waterstones over the next eight years. Though she loved life as a bookseller, Helen was drawn back to her studies.

This decision proved to be rather a good one, and after studying for her A-levels at night school, she achieved a place to read Archaeology at Cambridge University as a mature student. Her interests include medieval cookery, hiking, running, and travel. She is fascinated by the past, and can frequently be found haunting ancient monuments.