Three Boys Missing Wins Three Book Medals
Three Boys Missing, a historical title by James A. Jack tells the heart breaking story of three young boys who disappeared in 1955. The author, James A. Jack, is one of the only living members of the Special Investigations Unit set up by the Chicago Police Department to bring the killer to justice. The Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center receives $1.15 from every purchase of Three Boys Missing.
Three Boys Missing, won three book medals at the 2007 BookExpo America event. It received a silver medal in the Ben Franklin Award contest for mystery and suspense, a bronze medal in the Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Award contest for True Crime, and a bronze medal in the Independent Book Publishers Award contest for True Crime. “This fast-paced account of the murder of three young teenage boys in Chicago in 1955 reads like a Law and Order SVU episode.”
