The Vanishing of Ruth
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The Vanishing of Ruth
Narrated by:
Claire Jones
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Narrated by:
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Claire Jones
About this listen
1976: Friends Marcus and Ruth go missing during an overland bus trip to Kathmandu. A generation later, Ruth’s niece Amber, haunted by the disintegration of her family, determines to get at the truth of their disappearance. Tracking down the trip’s bus driver, Cassidy, Amber starts to piece together a lost world - the mystical vibrant hippy trail to India. As the mystery unfolds, Amber begins a journey that leads her into the dark secrets of the past and face-to-face with a tragedy much closer to home.
©2013 Janet MacLeod Trotter (P)2013 Oakhill PublishingCritic Reviews
"Sights, sounds, and atmosphere of the overland journey eastward during the 1970s are vividly evoked." (New Camden Journal)
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