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At CrimeReads the author tagged nine of "the richest and most chilling crime stories and novels about the disappearances of young children," including:
Rose Gold by Walter MosleyRead about the other entries on the list.
The central missing person in Mosley’s thirteenth Easy Rawlins mystery is actually a college student named Rosemary Goldsmith, the daughter of a weapons manufacturer. But in a strikingly affecting subplot, Mosley also tracks down a five-year-old boy abducted while his mother grieves her dead husband. Mosley’s depiction of the mother’s exhausted terror is especially well-done, and the answers he finds strike a satisfying note.
--Marshal Zeringue