Long Time Gone

A haunting past resurfaces in the gripping narrative centered around Sister Mary Katherine, who, at just five years old, was an unwitting observer of a harrowing event that would shape her life forever. Now, fifty years later, the echoes of that traumatic day demand to be confronted as the truth emerges from the shadows. Sister Mary Katherine’s quest for understanding reveals not just the personal toll of buried secrets but also the wider implications they hold for her community.

As J.P. Beaumont delves into the case, he unlocks layers of deception, uncovering connections that link the past to the present. This journey is not just about solving a mystery; it is a poignant exploration of memory, redemption, and the price of silence. With each revelation, the stakes rise, threatening to shatter the fragile peace that Sister Mary Katherine has fought to maintain.

J.A. Jance masterfully weaves suspense and emotion, crafting a tale that resonates with anyone who has grappled with the shadows of their past. With detailed character development and an intricate plot, readers find themselves drawn into Beaumont’s investigation, eager to uncover the truth that lies just beneath the surface.