Sometimes it takes losing everything to truly find yourself‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎ Since Sandy Shortt‎'‎s childhood classmate disappeared twenty years ago‎,‎ Sandy has been obsessed with missing things‎.‎ Finding what is lost becomes her single‎-minded goal‎-‎-from the lone sock that vanishes in the washing machine to the car keys she misplaced‎.‎ It‎'‎s no surprise‎,‎ then‎,‎ that Sandy‎'‎s life‎'‎s work becomes finding people who have vanished from their loved ones‎.‎ Sandy‎'‎s family is baffled and concerned by her increasing preoccupation‎.‎ Her parents can‎'‎t understand her compulsion‎,‎ and she pushes them away further by losing herself in the work of tracking down these missing people‎.‎ She gives up her life in order to offer a flicker of hope to devastated families‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎and escape the disappointments of her own‎.‎ Jack Ruttle is one of those devastated people‎.‎ It‎'‎s been a year since his brother Donal vanished into thin air‎,‎ and he has enlisted Sandy Shortt to find him‎.‎ But before she is able to offer Jack the information he so desperately needs‎,‎ Sandy goes missing too‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎and Jack now finds himself searching for his brother and the one woman who understood his pain‎.‎ One minute Sandy is jogging through the park‎,‎ the next‎,‎ she can‎'‎t figure out where she is‎.‎ The path is obscured‎.‎ Nothing is familiar‎.‎ A clearing up ahead reveals a camp site‎,‎ and it‎'‎s there that Sandy discovers the impossible‎:‎ she has inadvertently stumbled upon the place‎-‎- and people‎-‎-she‎'‎s been looking for all her life‎,‎ a land where all the missing people go‎.‎ A world away from her loved ones and the home she ran from for so long‎,‎ Sandy soon resorts to her old habit again‎,‎ searching‎.‎ Though this time‎,‎ she is desperately trying to find her way home‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎