An elusive house, a shady client, and a family secret—Sadie is about to uncover them all.

“Like a classic-noir regular, Sadie is a hard drinker and a just-as-hard smoker who stays fit boxing at the gym. …Readers [will] have fun skulking around San Francisco with her.”
Kirkus Reviews 

“Sadie García Miller is our gritty, little-bit-psychic, lovable queer sleuth who finds lost objects.”
–Virgie Tovar, author of The Body Positive Journal 

Susie Hara is the author of the novels Earthquake Shack, The House on Ashbury Street, and Finder of Lost Objects, which was a Lambda Literary Award Finalist and received an International Latino Book Award. Her writing has also appeared in Fractured Lit and The New York Times. A member of the writing communities The Ruby and Page Street Writers, she lives and works in San Francisco..

More Books by Susie Hara

Two friends who grew up together in a Haight-Ashbury commune join forces thirty years later to investigate the event that shattered their youth.

“A literary thriller with bite.”
–Lee Kravetz, author of The Last Confessions of Sylvia P.

Sadie García Miller locates treasured lost objects, but she’s not always so good at finding what she herself is missing.

“A smart detective story, a meditation on love, and a celebration of San Francisco.”
–Michelle Richmond, author of The Year of Fog