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In this provocative series of essays, Busch examines how social media and the surveillance economy have redefined the way we live….Throughout, she asks important questions about the consequences of hypervisibility.”— BBC Culture, Ten Books to Read this February This is the situation Lauren finds herself in after her teenage daughter Zara witnesses the coldblooded murder of a homeless man and agrees to give evidence in court against two popular football stars. Now both Lauren and Zara are in witness protection, with new identities and strict instructions to leave their old lives behind. Laura’s husband Aiden, who has a daughter from his first marriage, has to stay behind. Will they ever see one another again? In HOW TO DISAPPEAR, Gillian McAllister explores the heartbreaking topic of people on the run after having been caught up in a situation that now threatens their own lives. I tried to imagine how it would feel to be in Lauren’s place, but it was difficult to fathom the implications of leaving behind everyone and everything you love and live like a fugitive. Would you do this for your child? Of course you would, but what a terrible price to pay! This is a novel full of suspense with some excellent characters who are pushed to their limits. Well written and each chapter pulls you into wanting more, how many times did I say I will read just one more chapter. Excellent read as us readers are beginning to expect from this author. Under the witness protection program, the government will get you a job and schooling for your children if you have any. The police will also be assigned to protect your home. 2. Seeking Political Asylum
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If Jodi Picoult wrote psychological thrillers, they would look like this. A compulsive read with a jaw-dropping twist, I read it in a day' Rosamund Lupton A relentless drumroll of suspense . . . ranks among the best psychological-suspense thrillers of recent years' A. J. Finn Will I read more from this Author? I don't believe her writing style is for me, sorry, it's a no for me. Nicolette Holland is the girl everyone likes. Up for adventure. Loyal to a fault. And she’s pretty sure she can get away with anything...until a young woman is brutally murdered in the woods near Nicolette’s house. Which is why she has to disappear.
Mum Lauren is incredibly happy, blissfully married to Aidan, raising her teenage daughter Zara and co-parenting Aidan’s teenage daughter Poppy in their Islington home. Their blended family works perfectly and harmoniously until the day Zara witnesses a horrific and violent crime. When the case goes to trial everything falls apart and Zara’s life is in danger. The only option left is to go into Witness Protection. I've always loved this authors blend of legal and psychological drama - the characters are always full of depth and highly relatable and the storytelling razor sharp with a huge quality of writing. However, your case has to be credible. The credibility of your case will be measured by whether you previously filed reports of domestic violence against the abuser and if there are medical reports of injuries sustained as a result of physical abuse such cases turn out in favor of the abused party. 4. A Need to Survive Morally speaking, this wasn’t my most glittering moment. But it definitely answered that Sunday School question of whether I’d steal bread if it would keep me from starving. I'm going to try and write a review here without spoiling anything. Not that there is much to spoil...
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Ann Redisch Stampler immediately pulls you into her story with the prologue. It lets you know right from the start that something bad has happened. It just doesn’t reveal all that happened, who might be responsible, or how exactly it relates to the characters. It piques your curiosity, grabs hold, and makes you want to keep reading until you know everything.
Busch’s exploration of her subject is free-associative, wide-ranging, and poetic in its own right…Busch offers a path to quiet dignity that is rich and enlightening.”— Publishers Weekly While there is no right to disappear mentioned in the constitution, there is also no law in the United States that expressly forbids one from walking away from their lives, as long as their disappearance isn’t a result of being associated with a criminal act. Why Would Someone Want to Disappear Completely? Some people simply want to leave their previous life and start over. Maybe you had a bad relationship or a marriage that didn’t work out. Maybe you suffered some type of public embarrassment, and you don’t want to show your face around town. Disappearing and starting over is a real option for you and may offer the opportunity for a better life.
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