Hailey Adams disappeared on her morning run. Weeks later, she came home with no memory of where she'd been. At least, that's what she says.
One ordinary morning in Austin, Hailey leaves for her usual run.
She doesn't come back.
The young mother and popular fitness influencer becomes a headline. Her face is everywhere. Police search. Her family waits. Strangers develop theories.
Then, weeks later, Hailey turns up alive.
Good news.
Except Hailey has no idea where she's been.
The police want answers. The media wants a story. Her husband wants his wife back.
Hailey would like everyone to stop asking questions.
Because the memories are beginning to return.
Not enough to explain everything.
Just enough to make her wonder whether forgetting might have been the safer option.
And then Hailey learns something the people following her story don't know yet:
She isn't the only woman who disappeared.
Which means whatever happened to Hailey didn't end when she came home.
Good and Gone is a psychological thriller about a missing mother who comes home, the memories she may-or may not-have lost, and what happens when surviving is only the beginning.