BOSTON - s4story -- AlyBlue Media announces that Dr. Sarah L. Stein's debut novel, Who Took Molly Bish, has won the Elite Choice Awards, an international award honoring literary excellence in 68 countries.

The first in Stein's series about the shortcomings of the criminal justice system, Who Took Molly Bish, narrates her journey as a consultant on behalf of Molly's family. In poignant detail, Stein takes readers behind the scenes of one of the nation's most riveting cases and exposes high ranking bureaucratic secrecy in Massachusetts.

Worldwide, the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) estimates more than 2.6 million books are now being published in a single year. Judged on a 40-point scale by literary professionals, Elite Choice Awards identifies those titles that stand out and deserve global recognition.

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"Who Took Molly Bish is the gripping and emotional story of the abduction of Molly Bish, and the social and political influences involved in the investigation surrounding her untimely death. Dr. Stein provides a deeply personal account filled with vivid, brilliant descriptions that make you feel as though you are living through each maddening circumstance with her." —Elite Choice Awards judge

Who Took Molly Bish was released on June 24, in honor of the 20th anniversary of Bish's abduction on June 27, 2000. Stein is donating all royalties from the book to the advancement of law enforcement and legislative efforts to help improve the handling of unresolved cases in the U.S.

For more information, visit www.DrSarahStein.com. For interviews, please contact Diane Carnevale Jones at diane@cjonesgroup.com or 616-446-6833.