The Lost
by
Mari Hannah
Published
March 2018
Publishers
The gripping first novel in the exciting new Stone and Oliver series by award-winning author, Mari Hannah.
Alex should never have agreed to the spur-of-the-moment holiday with her sister. Seven days felt like a year without Daniel, her ten-year-old son. This was the first time they had been apart since he was born and her husband had convinced her it was a good idea.
It was a bad idea.
Daniel has gone missing.
As local CID officers, David Stone and Frankie Oliver have been assigned their first case together. A small boy's fate lies in their hands and the pressure is on.
And when someone close to Daniel is found dead, they begin to feel the heat.
A blistering start to Hannah's new detective series, The Lost pitches her fearless coppers into a case which will explode one family's seemingly perfect life. Mari Hannah is a consummate storyteller and her books genuine must reads for any serious crime fan.
Eva Dolan
Nobody understands the many faces of cops better than Mari Hannah.
Val McDermid
Mari Hannah writes with a sharp eye and a dark heart.
Peter James
Alex should never have agreed to the spur-of-the-moment holiday with her sister. Seven days felt like a year without Daniel, her ten-year-old son. This was the first time they had been apart since he was born and her husband had convinced her it was a good idea.
It was a bad idea.
Daniel has gone missing.
As local CID officers, David Stone and Frankie Oliver have been assigned their first case together. A small boy's fate lies in their hands and the pressure is on.
And when someone close to Daniel is found dead, they begin to feel the heat.
A blistering start to Hannah's new detective series, The Lost pitches her fearless coppers into a case which will explode one family's seemingly perfect life. Mari Hannah is a consummate storyteller and her books genuine must reads for any serious crime fan.
Eva Dolan
Nobody understands the many faces of cops better than Mari Hannah.
Val McDermid
Mari Hannah writes with a sharp eye and a dark heart.
Peter James
