After ten years of wondering what had happened to her friend, Kayleigh opens up her heart and mind to recall the year previous to Becks' disappearance. Her hope is to find closure to the guilt she carries, due to her inaction at the time, and to bring her closer to discovering what did occur.
Becks' own silent life of secrets and abuse, make it difficult for Kayleigh to piece together the jigsaw of events. Her mind is tormented by the memories and scenarios that she contrives to make sense of their last phone call.
Author’s note:
At the age of twenty-six, Kayleigh contacted me and asked if I’d listen to her and hopefully write her story. I’ve seen documentation and newspaper reports confirming certain incidences of what she has told me and I have no reason not to believe what she has recounted to me. Here is her story.
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by David Noguera
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Author review: David is an excellent translator who sticks to deadlines and is easy to work with. There were no issues or hurdles with his work. It was a swift and stress-free process. |
