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Sam and Adam just have to deliver a bag, no questions asked. But they take a little side trip to cheer Sam up, and things get complicated.
Angel Flanagan's debut novel grinds over the back streets and country roads of Digby, Nova Scotia, with gold-hearted strippers, implacable enforcers, a cop with a bent badge, and a guy who likes to watch things burn dodging and tangling with each other as they all try to find that damn bag.
A gripping tale told with a down-home Nova Scotia flare. Mixed with a healthy dose of sex and drugs, the story will keep you hooked until the end. It's a fun read and a great debut novel.
- Vernon Oickle, author of One Crow Sorrow and Ghost Stories of Nova Scotia
Lost and Found explores the evil that exists for the purpose of lust and greed and examines the power that leads to destruction and death which continues to invade our way of life. Angel Flanagan, a Nova Scotian author, understands these issues.
- John Culjak, author of the mystery novel Slice
About the author
Angel Flanagan lives beside Saint Mary's Bay, Nova Scotia with her husband, two sons, and three cats.
Rugged Nova Scotia coastlines with roaring winds and crashing waves inspire her. She enjoys walking the beaches, while hunting for tiny sea glass treasures from the past. She explores a fascination with changing landscape and abandoned places throughout her work. When not writing or taking photos, Angel grows her own vegetables and even has a few chickens.
Flanagan's work has been published in The Chronicle Herald, Le Courrier de la Nouvelle Ecosse, Xalt Magazine, Coastal Life Magazine, The Lobster Bay Shopper and The Clare Shopper. One of her short stories appears in Moose House Stories Volume 1.
Flanagan's author website is angelflanagan.com.
Lost and Found is her first novel.
