Lost and Never Found Book 3 By: Simon Mason

– Genre: Crime fiction, detective novel
– Plot: Zara Fanshawe’s disappearance, investigation
– Main Characters: DI Ryan Wilkins, DI Ray Wilkins
– Themes: Disappearance, media frenzy, contrasts
– Style: Entertaining, twisty
– Setting: Oxford, streets, camps
– Tension: Disappearance, investigation, media
– Plot focus: Investigation, missing persons
– Characters: Zara, Lena, Waitrose, DIs
– Mood: Dark, complex, suspenseful
– Pace: Gripping, well-paced
– Key elements: Oxford setting, DI partnership
– Author: Simon Mason, bestselling author
– Target audience: Fans of crime fiction
– Similar authors: Like Mick Herron, others
– Unique aspect: Unlikely DI partnership
– Appeal: For fans of twisty crime fiction
– Key twist: Investigation reveals, connections
– Overall: A gripping, complex thriller
– Recommendation: For fans of crime fiction
– Setting vibe: Oxford, contrasts
– Focus: Investigation, missing persons
– Praise: “Entertaining double act”, “great contribution”
– Comparisons: Praised by Mick Herron, others
– Tone: Dark, complex, suspenseful