The Year of Fog

When I finished the book, I was not sure I enjoyed reading it but maybe enjoy is just the wrong word. It is memorable. A woman in her 30s takes her eyes off a child for a few seconds the child disappears in the fog. We do not know if the child drowned, wandered off, or was kidnapped. This riviting question is unanswered until the end. My own question is whether guilt would drive one to abandon job, family, loved ones, fiance the child's father for a year, going broke in the process, to track down leads, even as far as Central America. She obtains help in the form of a mysterious, handsome, wealthy man who falls for her immediately. If you can accept all this, read the book. It is a well written, introspecitive, intelligent, first-person narrative by an interesting if obscessive person.