When Daisy Disappeared

The Ghost knows where she is... In 1991, Daisy Brady disappeared when she took the family dog for a walk behind Fenway Manor, an old, dilapidated mansion near their home. The dog was found tied to the back porch of the mansion, but Daisy had vanished without a trace. Almost thirty years later, a body is found behind Fenway Manor that is later identified as that of David Friedlander, a man beloved by all who knew him. His family has owned the property for years, and when its discovered that spurned lover David had been stalking Daisy in 1991, it shines a light on the investigation of her disappearance. The cold case had been shelved shortly after it was opened, and now Detective Janet Worthington wants to know why. Janet also wants to know the whereabouts of David’s sister, Bethany Arntz. She took off the morning David died and hasn’t been seen since. Her son, Ben, would also like to know where she is. The urgency to find Beth is real – she is diabetic and had taken one day’s supply of insulin with her. Ben files a missing person report and gives the police a sample of Beth’s DNA in the hope she will be found in a hospital. As Ben awaits news of Beth, the police issue an APB for her arrest, and Det. Janet Worthington digs deeper into Daisy’s missing person case. With little to go on and a department that might have been complicit in a young mother’s disappearance, Janet is still determined to find out what happened when Daisy disappeared.

About the Author

A.L. Jambor began writing in 2010. Inspired by a photo of her granddaughter, she wrote the harrowing story of a pharmaceutical nightmare called But the Children Survived. The book was a hit, and she wrote more books, novellas, and shorts.Amy's love of animals is reflected in her stories. Several books feature domestic pets or service or therapy animals, as in the case of Libby the Psychic Dog. She supports local rescue shelters and contributes to national organizations in the fight against animal abuse. Amy encourages her fans to help stop the exploitation of innocent animals in puppy mills and supports no-kill shelters and rescues.Amy lives in Florida. She shares her home with two cats, Sammy and Puff. Her favorite genre is mystery, with historical fiction coming in at a close second. In her spare time, A.L. Jambor enjoys reading mysteries and solving puzzles.You can write to Amy by visiting her facebook.com/ALJambor.

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