A Young Enterprises imprintMissing-person mystery
A disappearance drives an investigation whose present-day evidence reaches into a much older hidden record.
Psychological crime thriller
The Last Person to See Her
A missing-person mystery where altered identities, forensic evidence, institutional control, and family memory converge around a record someone worked hard to bury.
In development
By D. R. Calder
A disappearance opens a record that was never meant to surface.
The Last Person to See Her is an original psychological crime thriller about altered identities, institutional control, family memory, and the people who force a buried record back into public view.
Its approved public cover direction is the deteriorating institutional corridor with a silhouetted long-haired figure and wheelchair. The public cover must not contain a named-hospital inscription.
Publication boundary: the title remains in development. Cover approval does not authorize a release date, ISBN, retailer claim, price, preorder, or sale.
What to expect
Psychological suspense built around evidence, identity, and memory.
Evidence that matters
Recordings, documents, access trails, and forensic evidence are part of the mystery architecture—not decorative clues.
Identity & family memory
The story tests what people know about themselves, what families preserve, and what institutions can alter or conceal.
Controlled public posture
Story and production details remain bounded until the publisher approves their public release.
Current publishing status
The cover direction is approved; commercial release is not.
Cedarwick Press, a Young Enterprises imprint, has adopted D. R. Calder as the public author identity for this title and approved the current hospital-corridor cover direction. Further publication milestones remain separately governed.
Release information will be added only when the corresponding publishing decision has been approved.
AuthorD. R. Calder
Cover directionApproved
Development statusIn development
Sales / preorderNot open
Cedarwick Press · A Young Enterprises imprint
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