‘Wonderfully dark and twisty’

Amazon Review

The Lost Girls is a supernatural thriller set in Edinburgh. It’s a standalone novel and is a wee bit darker (and more violent!) than my usual books.

If, however, you like supernatural tales by authors like Stephen King or Neil Gaiman, it might be your cup of tea!

If it’s not on the shelf in your local bookstore, you can ask for it to be ordered. And, of course, you can request it at your local library.

Around the world girls are being hunted…

Rose must solve the puzzle of her impossible life – before it’s too late.

Edinburgh student, Rose MacLeod, has been losing time for as long as she can remember. Days and weeks disappear, leaving terrifying gaps in her memory.

Mal Fergusson was raised to hunt demons in the cities and mountains of Scotland. With his father dead and his brother in a coma, he no longer believes in the grand battle between good and evil. Instead, he scrapes a living as an investigator and occasional hitman for the supernatural Mafia of Edinburgh and tells himself that as long as he doesn’t kill humans, he isn’t truly lost.

Tensions are rising in Scotland’s capital and Mal must capture Rose to keep his demonic boss sweet – but is he really willing to harm an innocent to do so?

However, there is more to Rose than meets the eye…

REVIEWS

‘A thrilling tale that compelled me throughout. A perfect read for all of Sarah’s fans old and new, but also for fans of Helen Slavin, Anna McKerrow, Neil Gaiman, Ben Aaronovitch and Laura Laakso.’

LisaReadsBooks

‘The Lost Girls is a strange and alluring tale. Well told and inspiring, with twists that unfold at just the right time to make you to feel clever for figuring them out – while still maintaining a sense of discovery.
This is a good choice if you enjoy the idea of urban fantasy, but want something that’s a step away from the beaten path.’

Amazon Review