The Disappearing Act: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Catherine Steadman

The Disappearing Act tells the story of Edward, a young man who, after the death of his mother and her final words to him ''Edward, you must never forget a face,'' roams the streets in his hometown of Oxford. He is searching for something, he will not say what it is but his search takes us through the streets of this beautiful city as we try to understand what he is seeking and what are his motivations for traveling into every stranger's life.

The Disappester is a woman who goes by the name of Katherine. Katherine's life has been hard, but it has gotten even harder with the disappearance of her daughter, Sophie. On the day of Sophie's disappearance she was walking down to meet her father when a man jumped out in front of her in an alleyway. The man tried to grab at his daughter and she screamed for help before he ran into one of the buildings, leaving her behind on the ground.

The Disappearing Act: A Novel is a clever thriller with a great plot. The book centers around two people who are two very different people - Sharon and Geoff. Sharon is an irresponsible woman with a past, and Geoff is an uptight professor. After a "disappearance" in the library one afternoon, the world of both their lives changes for the worse. As they unravel the events that led to this "disappearance," it becomes clear that there was no accident; it was all carefully planned by someone from the outside - somebody who had been watching them closely before luring them into a trap...

The Disappearing Act: A Novel is a fictionalized account of the life and death of a real-life serial killer, Robert Black. It is told from three different perspectives as an unnamed detective investigates the case, a journalist who never met Black meets him after his capture, and the killer himself in prison.

The Disappearing Act is the story of two characters named Lewis and Katherine. Katherine is a dancer who has been committed to a mental institution after suffering from seizures which have caused her to forget everything, including her family and her identity. For the past few years, she has resided in Lewis's house with his wife and their two children. One day, Lewis's wife suddenly becomes ill, leaving Katherine alone with the kids for five days before Lewis returns home from a business trip. When he does, he tells Katherine that his wife died and proceeds to tell Katherine what happened during those five days.

"The Disappearing Act" by Catherine Steadman tells the story of a family who is being hunted. The novel starts out with Michael and his two daughters - 2nd grader Sophie and 5th grader Lydia, as they go on vacation to visit their grandparents. Just as they arrive, Michael's wife has been arrested for killing their daughter's abusive father- a crime she swears she didn't commit. All three kids are now in danger...