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Good as Gone by Amy Gentry tells the story of a family reeling from the kidnapping and subsequent mysterious return of its older daughter, Julie, eight years later. The narrative alternates between the mother's first-person perspective and a reverse chronological recounting of Julie's abduction, revealing complex, intertwined lives and uncovering secrets that challenge the family's understanding of truth and identity. The book addresses topics such as kidnapping, abuse, and trauma.