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All the Missing Pieces by Catherine Cowles, is a romantic suspense novel published in 2024.
Ridley Sawyer, the main character, is a true-crime podcaster who travels across the US investigating unsolved cases. She arrives in Shady Cove to look into the abduction of Emerson Sinclair, who was kidnapped almost ten years prior. Ridley uses her podcast and social media platform to involve her followers in her investigations. When she arrives in Shady Cove, she starts researching and talking to locals, including Emerson's brother Dean, to gather more information about the case. Ridley's arrival in Shady Cove and her investigation into Emerson's case stir up trouble and danger for both of them. As Ridley digs deeper into the case, she discovers connections to other missing girls and believes a serial kidnapper may be responsible.
Throughout her investigation, Ridley encounters Colt, the sheriff of Shady Cove, who is initially hostile towards her interference [9]. However, as they work together to unravel the truth, they develop a complicated relationship. The novel explores themes of trauma, loss, and the pursuit of justice as Ridley and Colt race against time to stop the perpetrator before another life is lost.
#truecrime, #podcast, #kidnapping, #mystery, #suspense, #romance, #family, #grief, #loss, #smalltown, #AlltheMissingPieces, #CatherineCowles
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