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THE HEART-STOPPING NEW THRILLER FROM THE MILLION-COPY BESTSELLING MASTER OF THE MISSING PERSON MYSTERY 'The Lost Women is Tim Weaver at the absolute top of his game - a masterclass in tense, propulsive thriller writing as a web of interlocking mysteries come together with deadly consequences' T.M. LOGAN 'Weaver's books are unputdownable. If you haven't yet met Raker, you're in for a treat' MICK HERRON 'What a talent' DAILY MAIL EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO Three women visit a Cornish island...and vanish. No bodies. No trace. They are never seen again. Journalist David Raker covers the story but, like everyone else, finds no answers. The fate of the women still haunts him. YESTERDAY Following a car accident, Preston Stewart requires surgery on his face. But when the dressings are removed, his wife realizes something is wrong. The man under the bandages isn't her husband. TODAY Now a missing persons investigator, David Raker is hired to find Preston - and soon discovers a terrifying connection to the Lost Women. Thrown into a desperate race against the clock, Raker has just hours to uncover the truth - or everyone he loves is in danger... PRAISE FOR TIM WEAVER 'Impossibly clever. Impossible to put down' CHRIS WHITAKER 'Corkscrew twists. Impossible to read without breaking into a sweat' THE TIMES 'The master of clever, unpredictable plots' CLAIRE DOUGLAS
Tim Weaver is the Sunday Times bestselling author of fifteen novels, including No One Home, The Blackbird and The Missing Family, as well as a short story collection. He is also the host and producer of the chart-topping Missing podcast and is currently developing an original TV series with the team behind Line of Duty. A former journalist and magazine editor, he lives near Bath.
