A gripping psychological thriller - the first book in a new series - featuring maverick amateur detective and missing child investigator, William Snow

As identical twins Annie and Bailey Crow celebrate their fourteenth birthday, their father Harry is involved in a fiery three-car crash that leaves all occupants dead. Four years after the accident, Annie suddenly vanishes, and her boyfriend is found murdered. Getting little assistance from the police, Annie’s mother seeks the help of William Snow, a local man with a reputation for finding missing children.

Snow begins an investigation and soon uncovers an inexplicable link between Annie’s disappearance and her father’s deadly accident. As Snow digs further into this bizarre connection, more people start to disappear. The case eventually leads him to an uninhabited island, a madman known as The Driver, and the twisted truth behind the death of Harry Crow.

About the author

Leith MacArthur was born in Boston. As a young boy, he became fascinated with the craft of writing after reading Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven. At the age of ten, Leith began writing short stories and poems that naturally tended towards the macabre. As an adult Leith went on to write several novels before focusing on a number of related stories that eventually became the William Snow Series of thrillers - The Death of Harry Crow is the fourth. Leith lives in the western woods of Rhode Island with his partner and their two cats and a dog.