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The American literary world has been waiting for a century for this godfather-level classic! The movie of the same name directed by Ben Affleck is about to be released! Life is nothing more than wine flowing and bullets flying. Some people lose themselves and some find themselves. Joe Cocklin, the son of a senior police officer, joined the most powerful gang in the area. He doesn't want to live a life defined by others, he wants to create his own rules. His night life slowly unfolded, and he knew that death would eventually come, but before that, he was determined to live well and happily.

Rachel was a famous television reporter who worked hard to find the truth in her reporting. After witnessing too many tragic scenes, her mental state became unstable, and she finally lost control of her emotions during a live broadcast. The scene of her breaking down and crying spread all over the world in just a few hours. As a result, Rachel suffered from severe social phobia. She closed herself off and lived a life completely isolated from the outside world. At the same time, she lost her job and marriage. She could no longer face a crowd until she met Brian. With Brian's help, Rachel gradually got out of the shadow of social phobia and even dared to go out, drive, and take the subway. The two soon fell in love and got married. However, one afternoon, she saw Brian on the street who was supposed to be on a business trip in London. The seeds of doubt began to sprout in her heart, and the shadow of social phobia struck her again. In a world full of deceit, betrayal, and violence, she must find her strength to overcome unimaginable fears and unacceptable truths.

Thousands of children are missing, but no one hears their screams for help. The silence of the dead says: Goodbye. The silence of the missing person says: Find me. A 4-year-old girl went missing late at night and was discovered by her mother 12 hours later. Relatives, friends, police, reporters... The place she had been in quickly filled up with people, creating too much energy and noise. But nothing could cover the silence of the missing child. The silence is 2.5 To 3 feet tall, and you can feel it squeezing your buttocks, and you can hear it leaping up from the floor, shouting at you from nooks and crannies, and from the expressionless face of a doll that fell to the floor next to your bed. She felt every second when people weren't looking for her. She disappeared too quickly and for too long. In order to find her, it may be necessary to reveal too many secrets - kidnapping, gang grudges, black market transactions, serial murderers... You may even have to wait until you think everything is meaningless to discover that people have gone in the wrong direction from the beginning... Open this book and hear the cry for help from the missing children.