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The Lost Portrait

PRE-ORDER NOW - THE COMPELLING NEW NOVEL FROM THE AUTHOR OF DANGEROUS WOMEN

Edinburgh, 1901.
Artist Phoebe Carmichael is celebrating the completion of her life’s work: an astonishing series of murals in Mansfield Chapel, one of Edinburgh’s oldest churches.

Midway through the celebrations, she makes a terrible discovery: a woman, seemingly possessed by blind rage, scratching out the faces of two girls whose portrait is nestled within the murals.

The woman is a stranger to Phoebe – and her actions a mystery. Why would someone wish to destroy her art? And why this part of the masterpiece, the tiny likeness of two innocent girls?

As Phoebe sets out to unearth the truth, she discovers a new art form: the extraordinary art of keeping secrets


PRAISE FOR HOPE ADAMS

‘Beautifully written
 unputdownable’ KATIE FFORDE

‘A gorgeous and compelling story with vibrant characters’ RACHEL HORE

‘Fascinating
Engrossing and deeply satisfying’ THE TIMES

‘Masterful plotting
 an immensely satisfying read’ GUARDIAN

‘Terrific’ ELIZABETH BUCHAN

‘A fine story of suspense, sisterhood and society’ DAILY MAIL



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PRE-ORDER NOW - THE COMPELLING NEW NOVEL FROM THE AUTHOR OF DANGEROUS WOMEN

Edinburgh, 1901.
Artist Phoebe Carmichael is celebrating the completion of her life’s work: an astonishing series of murals in Mansfield Chapel, one of Edinburgh’s oldest churches.

Midway through the celebrations, she makes a terrible discovery: a woman, seemingly possessed by blind rage, scratching out the faces of two girls whose portrait is nestled within the murals.

The woman is a stranger to Phoebe – and her actions a mystery. Why would someone wish to destroy her art? And why this part of the masterpiece, the tiny likeness of two innocent girls?

As Phoebe sets out to unearth the truth, she discovers a new art form: the extraordinary art of keeping secrets


PRAISE FOR HOPE ADAMS

‘Beautifully written
 unputdownable’ KATIE FFORDE

‘A gorgeous and compelling story with vibrant characters’ RACHEL HORE

‘Fascinating
Engrossing and deeply satisfying’ THE TIMES

‘Masterful plotting
 an immensely satisfying read’ GUARDIAN

‘Terrific’ ELIZABETH BUCHAN

‘A fine story of suspense, sisterhood and society’ DAILY MAIL