She's Gone

“Prepare to read in one sitting - Kathleen Brunelle’s detailed research involving five cold cases that still seek justice takes readers on an amazing journey.”–Michael Bishop, author of A Murder in Music City: Corruption, Scandal, and the Framing of an Innocent ManEnthralling unsolved murder mysteries ripped from the high society pages of twentieth-century newspapers … it’s Emily Post gone full blown true crime!–Bitty Martin, author of Snake Eyes: Murder in a Southern TownShe’s Gone is narrative nonfiction at its finest and most tragic. Brunelle, through first-rate research, tackles five major cases of women whom have gone missing - some you may have heard of, some you absolutely haven’t - in a methodical, but supremely empathetic way that reveals, if we look hard enough, a narrow path through the darkness that shines towards justice and the hope of ‘never again.’–Brad Ricca, Edgar-nominated author of Mrs. Sherlock Holmes

Kathleen Brunelle is an English teacher and historian living Mattapoisett, Massachusetts. Brunelle is a regular speaker at festivals, libraries, and bookstores throughout Cape Cod and Massachusetts, and is the author of Bellamy’s Bride: The Search for Maria Hallett of Cape Cod and Cape Cod’s Highfield and Tanglewood: A Tale of Two Cottages. Her work has been featured on NPR, Spooky Southcoast, and Cape Cod View Magazine, and she has appeared on the television show Genealogy Roadshow. She lives with her husband, Robert, and their children, Baylen and Mariel.