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With a brief note to her employer, Dorrie Mayo left her job – and another note taped to a neighbour’s door claimed she was taking her baby to live with her in-laws on the other side of the U.S. A natural enough thing for a young widow with a fifteen-month-old daughter to do.
Only why didn’t Dorrie tell any of her friends where she was going? And why were her notes typewritten when Dorrie didn’t own a typewriter? For Maddox and his colleagues of the Wilcox Street precinct, this is a conundrum that will take all their skill and resources to solve.
Only why didn’t Dorrie tell any of her friends where she was going? And why were her notes typewritten when Dorrie didn’t own a typewriter? For Maddox and his colleagues of the Wilcox Street precinct, this is a conundrum that will take all their skill and resources to solve.
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