Review: Delible by Anne Stone

Today, in January Magazine’s fiction section, contributing editor Cherie Thiessen reviews Delible by Anne Stone. Says Thiessen:

The subject of a missing teenager is a wrenching one. Although such a plot has a strong likelihood of being a page-turner, such a scenario is not easy to write about. How to accurately convey the agony of a parent, or the loneliness and disorientation of a doting younger sister?

The horror of the death of a child is unimaginable. Equally harrowing is the not knowing, an acute loss that is forever stalled between hope and horror. Stone’s obsession was well translated; the reader is dragged into this pain relentlessly.

The full review is here.