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  • Published: 15 August 2016
  • ISBN: 9781405922364
  • Imprint: Michael Joseph
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 416
  • RRP: $24.99

Lost & Gone Forever



Many changes have happened to the Murder Squad. Rash actions have cost Sergeant Nevil Hammersmith his job, and in response he has set up his own private detective agency. Inspector Walter Day has been missing for a year, and no one knows where he is-though there is a strong suspicion that Saucy Jack has him.

A man wakes in a cell.

He doesn’t know who he is or how long he has been there.

He doesn’t even know his name.

All he knows is that someone has left the cell door open . . .

Nevil Hammersmith is a former Metropolitan Police sergeant. He became a private detective when his colleague Walter Day went missing while investigating the Ripper case. He’s been looking for Day for an entire year, but it is as if his friend has completely vanished from the streets of London . . .

No one has heard from the Ripper in a long time. No one knows when he will strike again. And that’s just how he wants it. For the Ripper has plans for the city and the man in the cell – the man he believes is just like himself . . .

  • Published: 15 August 2016
  • ISBN: 9781405922364
  • Imprint: Michael Joseph
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 416
  • RRP: $24.99

About the author

Alex Grecian

Alex Grecian has worked for an ad agency on accounts for Harley-Davidson, Cub Foods and The Great American Smokeout, before returning to writing fiction full time and raising his son. Alex is the author of the long-running and critically acclaimed comic-book series Proof, and he lives in Topeka, Kansas, with his wife and son.

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Praise for Lost & Gone Forever

Shiver-inducing creepy. A racy read

Daily Express

Ripe with gory details

The New York Times

CSI: Victorian London

Daily Express

Will keep you riveted from page one

Jeffery Deaver

Hard to put down

Guardian