Las hijas perdidas

The Fens, England. The battered body of a young woman is discovered on a remote, desolate North Sea beach, plunging the community into a spiral of fear and uncertainty. Shortly thereafter, a troubled teenager named Toni is found wandering—disoriented and caked in mud—through the thick mist of the Fenland wetlands. Deep in a state of delirium, the girl repeatedly utters the name "Emily." She claims to have met her at an illegal party they both attended and insists she saw someone forcibly taking her away. These discoveries revive the memory of a long-forgotten case: the disappearance, ten years earlier, of a young girl whose whereabouts remain a mystery. Her grief-stricken mother demands that the police reopen the investigation. Once again, Detective Rowan Jackman and Sergeant Marie Evans find themselves entangled in a web of secrets and danger, where nothing is as it seems. Pursuing a group of men who run an underground club rife with alcohol, drugs, and child abuse, their investigation leads them to Windrush—an old, abandoned sanatorium whose walls conceal unimaginable horrors.