The Blackwood Protocol: Sometimes people disappear and you never find out why by Henry Martin
A Mother’s Worst Fear Comes True.
Her child has disappeared. But no one believes she ever existed.
What should have been a joyful reunion after the first day at a new school becomes a spiralling nightmare when Jennifer Blackwood discovers not only that her daughter was not at school on her first day, but also that she was never enrolled. The school insists they have no record of her existence.
All traces of her child have been erased–her house ransacked, hospital records altered to show Christine, her bright and beautiful girl, never took her first breath.
Does her daughter really exist, or did Jennifer lose her sanity when she lost her baby?
Desperate, and despite warnings to stop looking for what doesn’t exist, Jennifer hires a hardened detective to discover the truth. But as the detective gets a lead, Jennifer is pursued by government agents who claim they’re giving her ‘the help’ she needs.
Jennifer’s desperate quest for truth forces her to risk everything and become a different person to evade an enemy capable of manipulating reality itself. Questioning her daughter’s existence will come at a high cost. What price will she have to pay to reveal the truth?