Lost and Found
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Twenty years ago, Clara’s best friend was brutally murdered. And the killer remains free. Each year on the anniversary of her death, something bad happens to Clara or someone she loves.
She’s convinced the day itself is cursed.
This year is the worst one yet — her husband Shane is arrested for the killing. Not only that, but the arrest reveals a teenage daughter he never told Clara about. And the girl’s mother is accused of the crime along with Shane.
Clara takes in her rebellious stepdaughter while trying to find proof of Shane’s innocence. She relies on old and new allies for help, but when the teen disappears, everyone looks suspect. Including Clara. Not even she realizes just how much danger they are all in.
Can Clara find the real murderer before he finds her?
Lost and Found is a new stand-alone thriller by USA Today bestselling author Stacy Claflin. If you like heart-pounding tension, page-turning suspense, and twist and turns that you never saw coming, then you’ll love Stacy Claflin’s Lost and Found.
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Stacy Claflin is a USA Today bestselling thriller author who has published more than 75 novels, including Girl in Trouble and The Perfect Death. She has always been curious about the human mind, and in her quest to learn more, she earned a degree in Psychology. Her favorite course was Abnormal Behavior, which has been useful in writing fiction.
Her love for thrillers goes back to her early childhood when she fell in love with Unsolved Mysteries and America's Most Wanted. When Stacy was five, she got mad at a babysitter who wouldn't let her watch the evening news. These days, she spends her free time listening to true crime podcasts or watching documentaries on the subject.
She has been telling stories for as long as she can remember, and as a child would often get into trouble for trying to convince friends her wild tales were true. Now she puts her creativity to better use by writing page-turning stories that leave readers begging for more.
