Missing Person

About the Book

Martha might be making her way down the aisle in those tacky yellow pants she was last seen in. But she wouldn’t be caught dead in those things. Wouldn’t be caught dead—the expression held a new meaning for Carrie.

“Missing Person is a scary piece of fiction that seems to jump right off the pages of the newspaper”
Family Entertainment Development INSIDER

“Carrie’s single-handed efforts to solve the mystery will keep readers turning the pages”
Publishers Weekly

“Readers will welcome more from a novelist who has capably created people caught in an intriguing web of relationships.”
Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Sally Pfoutz lives on a farm in Virginia with her husband Mark. She is also the author of the novel Red-tail. Her work has appeared in élan magazine, Hot Metal Bridge, The Washington Post, Country magazine and the anthology Grace & Gravity. Her poetry has appeared in Phoebe and Fugue. She received the 2001 Alice Abel National Literary Award.