“In his second novel, Missing Persons, D. K. Smith has assembled a memorable ensemble cast of charmingly quirky characters whose shifting realignments make for both humor and pathos as these wounded and very human people--young and old--find ways to heal themselves and each other. Elegantly written and quietly compelling, in the vein of Charles Baxter’s Feast of Love, Missing Persons is both moving and entertaining.”

                                         --Marly Swick

“Part thriller, part love story, part magic trick itself, Nothing Disappears is a beautiful, funny, moving novel about small-town life from every angle.”

               --Elizabeth McCracken

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