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Gone Again | Doug Johnstone

2 posts | 5 read | 3 to read

'It's just to say that no-one has come to pick Nathan up from school, and we were wondering if there was a problem of some kind?' As Mark Douglas photographs a pod of whales stranded in the waters off Edinburgh's Portobello Beach, he is called by his son's school: his wife, Lauren, hasn't turned up to collect their son. Calm at first, Mark collects Nathan and takes him home but as the hours slowly crawl by he increasingly starts to worry. With brilliantly controlled reveals, we learn some of the painful secrets of the couple's shared past, not least that it isn't the first time Lauren has disappeared. And as Mark struggles to care for his son and shield him from the truth of what's going on, the police seem dangerously short of leads. That is, until a shocking discovery...

kathleck

Gone Again | Doug Johnstone

pan

Not a fan. Unbelievable and not particularly engaging for me.

stephfafahh

Gone Again | Doug Johnstone

pan

The reveal was painfully slow, and somewhat uninteresting. As I was waiting through the story, I was reading some GR reviews, praising the father/ son relationship of the two characters. Whilst I too thought it was sweet, it very quickly deteriorated into a semi-violent relationship, as Mark let‘s out some of his anger on his son, who just wants his mum.

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