Sloan

He spent is life finding what was lost. Now it's up to them to find him.

De: Dianne Kochenburg

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In the rainy coastal town of Grayson, California, hope is a fragile thing. Residents live paycheck to paycheck, clinging to the belief that better days are just around the corner.

Sloan, a beloved local figure at seventy-three, runs Sloan’s—a modest business that helps people find what they’ve lost. He’s not a card-carrying private detective, just a man with uncanny instincts, a gifted team, and a near-mystical knack for sensing where things have gone. Lost keys, wayward pets, perhaps even broken dreams—Sloan always knows where to look.

One morning, Cassidy, Sloan’s daughter, wakes to find her father gone without a trace. With nothing but intuition and determination, she, along with Bud, Sloan’s loyal employee, and Brody, the faithful service dog, set out to find him. Their search leads them deep into a world of secret betrayals, treacherous greed, and a shocking crime.

As they follow the vague trail, the skills Sloan taught them are put to the ultimate test because this time, what’s missing is Sloan himself. And Bud is more than a concerned employee, he and Cassidy are lovers. So Bud knows that failing to bring Sloan home could mean losing her for good.

Part thriller, part emotional odyssey, Sloan is a fast-paced, quietly profound novel about trust, love, and what we risk when the people we care about the most disappear.