'A fiendishly clever, totally moreish read with oodles of character and a hefty helping of sharp humour. A five-star whodunnit that kept me hooked right to the brilliant ending' - Gytha Lodge'Another great and clever book from Jo Jakeman . . . I was completely hooked and loved every minute . . . highly recommend' - reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐----------Life as a missing person is absolute murder . . . When artist Eloise Ford hears that human remains found in an abandoned mine are believed to be those of long-missing teenager Elizabeth King, the shock sends her reeling.It can't be true. Eloise knows this for a fact because . . . she is Elizabeth King.Now, her carefully curated life in Cornwall is falling apart. Her husband is acting strangely, her children aren't speaking to her and she can't sell a painting for love nor money. But much more worrying are the signs that someone knows exactly who she is... and why she had to vanish thirty years ago.Eloise needs answers. Is her son's ex-girlfriend just plain annoying... or does she know something? Will the detection skills of the online 'Truth Seekers' group prove more than amateurish? What's the real story behind those village newcomers?And just how far would she go to keep her family, her friends, and her fraudulent life, safe?----------Readers and reviewers love The Vanishing Act!'Loved this book! It's gripping, funny and wildly entertaining' - reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Super engaging, I flew through it in a couple of days. I was sorry to close the last page on Eloise, Holly and Kit. Oh, and the Truth Seekers... Considering getting a T-shirt myself' - reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Completely gripping and incredibly addictive... I absolutely loved it and can't recommend it highly enough!' - The Book Magnet blog ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'I have laughed, I have gasped at the twists, I have loved characters, I have hated characters. This is crime fiction laced with dry wit that is incredibly clever' - Random Things Through My Letterbox, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'I loved this book... it just kept on giving and delivering. Just as I thought I had it mapped out - wham! Another curve ball. Another direction. Another secret or lie exposed. And all so expertly plotted, and very ably executed' - Amazon reviewer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Cleverly plotted with many surprises and twists' - reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Witty and twisty' - My Weekly'Ingenious and impossible to put down' - Yours'I absolutely loved it and flew through it; the perfect combination of suspense, heart and humour!' - Laura Marshall, author of Friend Request'I raced through this intriguing, twisty and darkly funny thriller!' - Roz Watkins, author of The Red House'Cleverly plotted and compulsively readable' - fortheloveofbooksx'I couldn't put this down - such a clever, witty mystery, with great twists and a brilliant cast of characters who aren't always what they seem... I loved it!' - Nicci Cloke, author of Her Many Faces'A deliciously darkly funny thriller of the very best kind' - Fiona Cummins, author of When I Was Ten'As well as a good mystery, Jakeman writes warm and funny dialogue that brings the relationships between the characters thoroughly to life' - The Morning Star----------Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty, Lisa Jewell and Kristen Perrin, this clever, darkly comic thriller will keep you glued to the pages!

'A fiendishly clever, totally moreish read with oodles of character and a hefty helping of sharp humour. A five-star whodunnit that kept me hooked right to the brilliant ending' - Gytha Lodge'Another great and clever book from Jo Jakeman . . . I was completely hooked and loved every minute . . . highly recommend' - reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐----------Life as a missing person is absolute murder . . . When artist Eloise Ford hears that human remains found in an abandoned mine are believed to be those of long-missing teenager Elizabeth King, the shock sends her reeling.It can't be true. Eloise knows this for a fact because . . . she is Elizabeth King.Now, her carefully curated life in Cornwall is falling apart. Her husband is acting strangely, her children aren't speaking to her and she can't sell a painting for love nor money. But much more worrying are the signs that someone knows exactly who she is... and why she had to vanish thirty years ago.Eloise needs answers. Is her son's ex-girlfriend just plain annoying... or does she know something? Will the detection skills of the online 'Truth Seekers' group prove more than amateurish? What's the real story behind those village newcomers?And just how far would she go to keep her family, her friends, and her fraudulent life, safe?----------Readers and reviewers love The Vanishing Act!'Loved this book! It's gripping, funny and wildly entertaining' - reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Super engaging, I flew through it in a couple of days. I was sorry to close the last page on Eloise, Holly and Kit. Oh, and the Truth Seekers... Considering getting a T-shirt myself' - reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Completely gripping and incredibly addictive... I absolutely loved it and can't recommend it highly enough!' - The Book Magnet blog ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'I have laughed, I have gasped at the twists, I have loved characters, I have hated characters. This is crime fiction laced with dry wit that is incredibly clever' - Random Things Through My Letterbox, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'I loved this book... it just kept on giving and delivering. Just as I thought I had it mapped out - wham! Another curve ball. Another direction. Another secret or lie exposed. And all so expertly plotted, and very ably executed' - Amazon reviewer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Cleverly plotted with many surprises and twists' - reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Witty and twisty' - My Weekly'Ingenious and impossible to put down' - Yours'I absolutely loved it and flew through it; the perfect combination of suspense, heart and humour!' - Laura Marshall, author of Friend Request'I raced through this intriguing, twisty and darkly funny thriller!' - Roz Watkins, author of The Red House'Cleverly plotted and compulsively readable' - fortheloveofbooksx'I couldn't put this down - such a clever, witty mystery, with great twists and a brilliant cast of characters who aren't always what they seem... I loved it!' - Nicci Cloke, author of Her Many Faces'A deliciously darkly funny thriller of the very best kind' - Fiona Cummins, author of When I Was Ten'As well as a good mystery, Jakeman writes warm and funny dialogue that brings the relationships between the characters thoroughly to life' - The Morning Star----------Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty, Lisa Jewell and Kristen Perrin, this clever, darkly comic thriller will keep you glued to the pages!