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From Christy and Carol Award–winning author Christina Suzann Nelson comes a riveting split-time mystery of family, truth, and the echoes of war.

A decades-old disappearance. A woman determined to uncover the truth. A family’s past buried deep in the shadows of the Vietnam War.

In Echoes from a Missing Generation, a gripping split-time novel, the mysteries of the past ripple into the present—where truth, love, and legacy collide.

In 1970, Bristol Danes vanishes on the day he’s called up for the Vietnam War draft. His young wife, Clara, is left behind in the small Oregon town of Oscar’s Creek with unanswered questions and a lifetime of silence. Rumors swirl, secrets grow, and a recent local murder casts a long, chilling shadow.

Now, fifty years later, Kenzie Danes—a determined court reporter and Bristol’s granddaughter—has one mission: to uncover what really happened to the grandfather she never knew. With the help of Frank, a seasoned investigator with ties to the town, Kenzie begins unraveling a web of long-held secrets. But the truth is buried deep, and someone may still be willing to do anything to keep it hidden.

Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War era and modern-day small-town Oregon, Echoes from a Missing Generation is a powerful novel of hidden histories, generational impact, and the courage it takes to find the truth.

Perfect for readers who love:

• Split-time historical fiction

• Cold case mysteries

• Multi-generational family drama

• Vietnam War fiction

• Christian fiction with heart and hope

Fans of Lisa Wingate, Kristy Cambron, and William Kent Krueger will be captivated by this unforgettable story of love, loss, and redemption.

Christina Suzann Nelson is an award-winning author of contemporary and time-slip novels that delve deep into the human experience with authenticity, heart, and hope. Her stories often explore themes of family, redemption, and healing, resonating with readers who crave both emotion and truth. Christina is a Christy Award and Carol Award winner, as well as a conference director and passionate advocate for foster care and adoption. When she's not writing or speaking, she's DIY-ing her Oregon farmhouse, chasing grandkids, or enjoying coffee. Christina writes to remind readers they are not alone-and that healing is always possible.