There’s nothing like an unsolved cases to get a mystery-reader’s blood pumping.  In Knife Creek by Paul Doiron, feral pigs uncover the remains of a girl missing from a rafting trip. In The Child by Fiona Barton, the skeleton of a baby is found at a building site outside London.   In You will Pay by Lisa Jackson, camp counselors are reunited to a solve the case of two girls who went missing years ago.  In other crime fiction, Kathy Reichs has a stand alone (Two Nights) about a a girl who has gone missing after a bombing.   Down a Dark Road by Linda Castillo is about an escaped convict who kidnaps his children.     In Every Last Lie by Mary Kubica, a woman begins to wonder if her husband’s death in a car crash was just an accident.  Take Out by Margaret Maron is her 20th and final Deborah Knott mystery.