What Was Lost

What Was Lost is a clear-sighted, funny and original literary debut. Catherine OFlynns stylish portrayal of the absurdities and sorrows of contemporary life will have wide-ranging literary and emotional appeal, particularly for a female readership. This will be Tindal Streets lead title for spring 2007. Book Search Your Basket What Was Lost £8.99 Going the Distance £7.99 Meet Me in Mozambique £7.99 Jakarta Shadows £7.99 Piggy Monk Square £7.99 Mango Shake £6.99 Painter Man £7.99 Cargo Fever £8.99 The Executioner's Art £7.99 Whispers in the Walls £7.99 Her Majesty £8.99 Hard Shoulder £6.99 Mango Shake £6.99 Taking Doreen out of the Sky £5.99 At Home with Miss Vanesa £8.99 Meet Me in Mozambique £7.99 Going the Distance £7.99 Loffing Matters £6.99 Dreams Never End £7.99 Are You She? £7.99 Birmingham Nouveau £7.99 Birmingham Noir £7.99 Birmingham Noir £7.99 Dreams Never End £7.99 The City Trap £7.99 The Concrete Sea £7.99 The Executioner's Art £7.99 Jakarta Shadows £7.99 Click to remove Total (inc UK p&p) 221.72 Check out Book of the week Her Majesty 21 bold, sharp-eyed stories by some of the UK's best women writers - including Ali Smith and Helen Cross

The 1980s. Kate Meaney is a serious-minded and curious young girl who spends her time with her toy monkey acting out the role of a junior detective. She notes goings-on at the Green Oaks shopping centre and in her street, particularly the newsagents where she is friends with the owners son Adrian. When she disappears, Adrian falls under suspicion and is hounded by the press.