Disappearance

Disappearance

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Ongoing38m

Last published Sun, Apr 12, 2026

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Silverstone wakes to sirens. Hannah Gene Marsh, the mayor's daughter, is gone. No sign of struggle. No note. No trace. Detective Ray Harris takes the case, a man already living with ghosts. Beside him stands Tiffany Grant, steady, watchful, and far too close to the family at the center of it all. As days pass and silence grows heavier, the town begins to turn on itself. In Silverstone, everyone has a version of Hannah. Sweet. Reckless. Innocent. Dangerous. The deeper the investigation goes, the less certain anything becomes. Secrets shift. Loyalties fracture. And the question is no longer just where Hannah is. It is who she really was. Because in a town built on reputation and power, disappearance is not always an accident. Sometimes it is a choice. And sometimes, it is a plan.

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