‘Sight Unseen’ by Robert Goddard begins with a kidnapping of a little girl, a murder investigation and the downward spiral of everyone involved. And that’s just the first chapter.

In 1981, a two-year-old girl was abducted during in broad daylight at the tourist village of Avebury. Her sister was killed by the abductor’s van fleeing the scene. One of the witnesses to this tragic event was David Umber, a university history student who may or may not have lured there intentionally.

Twenty years later, the wounds of the past are reopened when Umber reluctantly agrees to examine the case and discover what really happened on that tragic day. He travels from Prague to London to the English countryside to unravel the mystery of Avebury and encounters many who would stand in his way of learning the truth.

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