Beth Gutcheon is a storyteller whose novels and occasional screenplays have captivated readers. Her work delves into the intricacies of human relationships and character psychology with keen insight. Gutcheon masterfully crafts narratives that draw audiences in, prompting reflection on their own lives. Her ability to capture the nuances of the human experience has earned her critical acclaim and a devoted readership.
Six-year-old Alex Selky kisses his mother goodbye and sets off for school. He never arrives. Mixing profound, compassionate realism and raw human emotion, 'Still Missing' is the story of a mother who refuses to accept she might never see her son again.