![]() ![]() In Michael Robotham’s latest thriller, psychologist Joe O Loughlin the appealing hero of Suspect tries to prevent a suicide and finds himself locked in a deadly duel with a very clever killer. A riveting thriller, Lost combines a fast paced plot with searing insights into human psychology. Step by step, the pieces come together, revealing a twisted trail of grief, vengeance, and the search for redemption. Under investigation by his colleagues and accused of faking amnesia, Ruiz turns to Joe O’Loughlin, hoping that the psychologist can help unlock his memory. Ruiz s only hope of unraveling the puzzle is to retrace his steps and re create the night of the shooting. ![]() But with Mickey s killer convicted and behind bars, no one wants the case reopened. It s anybody s guess what Ruiz was up to especially when a blood spattered boat discovered nearby makes it clear that Ruiz was not the sole casualty. In his pocket is a photograph of Mickey Carlyle, a seven year old girl kidnapped three years before and presumed dead. On a cold London night, homicide detective Vincent Ruiz is fished out of the Thames with a bullet in his leg and no memory of the circumstances surrounding the shooting. ![]() Now Robotham delivers a first rate psychological thriller in Lost, a worthy follow up to Suspect. Suspect, Michael Robotham’s lightning paced debut Entertainment Weekly was universally hailed as taut and fast moving Washington Post first novel. ![]()
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