It is unlike Tallulah to be away from her son for this length of time. However, when they do not come home the next morning, Kim begins to worry. She even insists that they stay out late and have fun. Kim has no problem taking care of their son for the night. That’s the last place Tallulah and Zach were seen. After an evening of drinking and chatting, they all decide to leave and go to a friend’s estate to continue the party. A group of Tallulah’s friends from school show up at the pub and join them.
Zach and Tallulah plan to go out to the local pub for a night of celebration – Tallulah earned high grades this semester and Zach was going to propose. Couldn’t they just co-parent? Sensing this, Zach tightens his grip on Tallulah, literally at times, and tries to use their son as leverage to control her. Tallulah is having second thoughts on her feelings for Zach and questions their relationship completely. They live with Tallulah’s mom, Kim, who helps them take care of their son while they work and attend school. Tallulah and Zach are nineteen years old and parents to a young child. However, this book also jumps in time from chapter to chapter, which is too much for me to follow at times. Just as in Then She Was Gone, the chapters in The Night She Disappeared alternate narrators. This is the second Lisa Jewell book that I have read, Then She Was Gone was the first and is excellent.
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