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 What Was Lost - Catherine O'Flynn
 What Was Lost - Catherine O'Flynn ... Street PressNewest Review: ... Kurt spots a girl on his CCTV monitor in the middle of a night shift. Seeing her reminds him of Kate, who had disappeared ... more ... years ago on her way to a school entrance exam.
None of his colleagues see the girl, and so they start to think maybe Kurt's going crazy. Lonelier than ever, he strikes up a friendship with Lisa, manager of the centre's music store and one of Kate's neighbours as a kid.
For reasons I won't reveal as to give away any of the plot, the two become not only determined to find out what happened to Kate, but to examine what else has been lost in their lives and where they've gone wrong.
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What Was Lost - Catherine O'Flynn: Personally I lost the plot, for a while! (563 words)
by - written on 21/11/08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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With my last Amazon voucher (thanks as always, Dooyoo) I bought a couple MORE books to add to my to-read box, which I had been eyeing up in Waterstone's. I was going away for a couple of days and unfortunately had a lot of time to kill waiting for people, so I brought this with me and from the first chapter was enthralled. Kate Meaney is nine years old and fancies herself as a private detective. During the school holidays she spends her days at the local shopping centre where, assisted by her toy monkey Mickey, she closely keeps watch over the shoppers, making notes and hoping to prevent a big bank heist or similar. Fast forward 20 years and ... Read the complete review
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