by Patricia Boomsma

"An emotive and disturbing tale of a missing native American woman, her distraught mother and a dedicated attorney fighting for the truth." — Jennifer Hill, Reedsy.com

"With compassion and urgency, Patricia Boomsma’s Flotsam depicts the deep and raw grief of a community damaged by the disappearance of some of its most vulnerable members. Told through a variety of perspectives and with a solid foundation of understanding and knowledge, this novel does not shy away from scathing commentary on losses dangerously ignored. At its heart, though, Flotsam is a story of mothers and daughters and the yearning toward a better system of care and concern for those most in need." — Patricia Ann McNair, Responsible Adults

"Flotsam is a wake-up call to the tragedy of discarding people as worthless. I was intrigued from the start and was kept guessing until the end. Patricia Boomsma took me on a roller coaster ride and I could not turn the pages fast enough. There was always a surprise waiting around the corner, and the suspense kept me on the edge of my seat." — Alma Boucher for Readers' Favorite

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"A well-written, cleverly plotted mystery focusing on Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Kelly Flynn and her attempts to find missing women. But Flotsam is not just another mystery, it's also a commentary on how missing women can be treated by law enforcement, particularly if they happen to be native to the country. I liked the hero so much, I'm hoping to see her in many more books in the future." — The Wishing Shelf

"Flotsam is an eye-opening story that seeks to educate as well as entertain. Author Patricia Boomsma has created a real-to-life narrative that appears to play itself out frequently both in Canada and America, where women disappear regularly and there is not the same emphasis placed on finding them or whether foul play was involved in their disappearance. This was an excellent read that I finished in one satisfying session. I can highly recommend this book." — Grant Leishman for Readers' Favorite