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From the bestselling author of The Shallows and The Rip comes a terrifying survivalist thriller as two sisters navigate the eerie Tasmanian wilderness, perfect for fans of Jane Harper and Yellowjackets.
Don’t stop until you find me.
When their brother Pete went missing two years ago on Mount Mercy, officials shook their heads. “He never should have been here; he was warned. Mount Mercy takes things.” After a disastrous first attempt to locate him, they called off the search.
Estranged sisters Hallie and Gertie are drawn back together when their mother’s dying wish is for her girls to find their brother. To bring him back home. Their brother was last seen at a mysterious commune at the foot of the mountain, where members perform strange rituals to keep a sinister presence that comes from deep in the woods at bay.
But this mountain has no mercy, and they shouldn’t be there either.
The sisters must navigate treacherous terrain as they confront what lies between them and what lives on the mountain. When Gertie also vanishes, the line between reality and nightmare blurs. Hallie realizes she must face Mount Mercy, and whatever is lurking in the forest, all alone.
Don’t stop until you find me.
When their brother Pete went missing two years ago on Mount Mercy, officials shook their heads. “He never should have been here; he was warned. Mount Mercy takes things.” After a disastrous first attempt to locate him, they called off the search.
Estranged sisters Hallie and Gertie are drawn back together when their mother’s dying wish is for her girls to find their brother. To bring him back home. Their brother was last seen at a mysterious commune at the foot of the mountain, where members perform strange rituals to keep a sinister presence that comes from deep in the woods at bay.
But this mountain has no mercy, and they shouldn’t be there either.
The sisters must navigate treacherous terrain as they confront what lies between them and what lives on the mountain. When Gertie also vanishes, the line between reality and nightmare blurs. Hallie realizes she must face Mount Mercy, and whatever is lurking in the forest, all alone.
336 pages, Hardcover
Expected publication August 25, 2026
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Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Thank you NetGalley and Gallery/Scout Press for the ARC in exchange for an honest review!
“Find Me” by Holly Craig is one of those atmospheric thrillers where the setting is almost as important as the mystery itself; and, in this case, the wild Tasmanian wilderness is seriously creepy.
The story follows estranged sisters Hallie and Gertie, who reunite because of their mother’s dying wish: go back to the mountain where their brother Pete disappeared and find out what happened to him. Honestly, the whole premise feels a little reckless (who sends their kids into a dangerous mountain wilderness on purpose?), but it definitely kicks the story into motion.
Pete vanished near a remote commune at the base of Mount Mercy, and he wasn’t the first man to disappear there. As the sisters start digging into what happened, things get stranger and stranger. Between chapters, we get emails and messages from Pete before he disappeared, which slowly reveal that he thought someone or something was following him while he was living with the commune.
The book jumps between timelines and perspectives, with flashbacks showing what happened during the initial search for Pete and what led to the sisters becoming estranged. Their relationship is not great, to say the least. They clearly resent each other, and neither of them is particularly likable at times. Hallie is obsessed with finding the truth no matter the cost, while Gertie would rather leave the past buried and move on with her life. It makes their dynamic messy, but also pretty realistic for a fractured family.
One of the best parts of the book is the setting. The descriptions of the Tasmanian wilderness are eerie and immersive with dense forests, dangerous terrain, and this constant feeling that something is watching from the trees. The commune adds another layer of mystery too, with secretive members, strange rituals, and a lot of suspicious behavior.
There’s also a weird supernatural element running through the story. Locals believe the mountain “takes men,” and there are legends about some kind of entity or creature in the wilderness. Whether that’s just superstition or something real becomes a huge question throughout the book.
The chapters are short and fast-paced, which makes it a really quick read, even though the middle slows down a bit. There are also some strange POV chapters from an unknown narrator that feel confusing at first but eventually tie into the bigger mystery.
And then there’s the twist.
Without spoiling anything, the explanation for what’s happening on the mountain is completely wild and honestly pretty unpredictable. It takes the story in a direction I definitely didn’t see coming, which made the ending memorable.
Overall, “Find Me” is a creepy, atmospheric thriller with cult vibes, family drama, and a strange mystery at its core. If you like remote wilderness settings, eerie legends, and stories where the truth turns out to be way stranger than expected, this one is worth checking out.
“Find Me” by Holly Craig is one of those atmospheric thrillers where the setting is almost as important as the mystery itself; and, in this case, the wild Tasmanian wilderness is seriously creepy.
The story follows estranged sisters Hallie and Gertie, who reunite because of their mother’s dying wish: go back to the mountain where their brother Pete disappeared and find out what happened to him. Honestly, the whole premise feels a little reckless (who sends their kids into a dangerous mountain wilderness on purpose?), but it definitely kicks the story into motion.
Pete vanished near a remote commune at the base of Mount Mercy, and he wasn’t the first man to disappear there. As the sisters start digging into what happened, things get stranger and stranger. Between chapters, we get emails and messages from Pete before he disappeared, which slowly reveal that he thought someone or something was following him while he was living with the commune.
The book jumps between timelines and perspectives, with flashbacks showing what happened during the initial search for Pete and what led to the sisters becoming estranged. Their relationship is not great, to say the least. They clearly resent each other, and neither of them is particularly likable at times. Hallie is obsessed with finding the truth no matter the cost, while Gertie would rather leave the past buried and move on with her life. It makes their dynamic messy, but also pretty realistic for a fractured family.
One of the best parts of the book is the setting. The descriptions of the Tasmanian wilderness are eerie and immersive with dense forests, dangerous terrain, and this constant feeling that something is watching from the trees. The commune adds another layer of mystery too, with secretive members, strange rituals, and a lot of suspicious behavior.
There’s also a weird supernatural element running through the story. Locals believe the mountain “takes men,” and there are legends about some kind of entity or creature in the wilderness. Whether that’s just superstition or something real becomes a huge question throughout the book.
The chapters are short and fast-paced, which makes it a really quick read, even though the middle slows down a bit. There are also some strange POV chapters from an unknown narrator that feel confusing at first but eventually tie into the bigger mystery.
And then there’s the twist.
Without spoiling anything, the explanation for what’s happening on the mountain is completely wild and honestly pretty unpredictable. It takes the story in a direction I definitely didn’t see coming, which made the ending memorable.
Overall, “Find Me” is a creepy, atmospheric thriller with cult vibes, family drama, and a strange mystery at its core. If you like remote wilderness settings, eerie legends, and stories where the truth turns out to be way stranger than expected, this one is worth checking out.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Holly Craig's latest book Find me is a survivalist thriller set in the Tasmanian wilderness. It has ALL my favourite ingredients: atmosphere, eeriness, a dangerous natural environment and strong sense of place. Best of all it takes the reader on a creepy journey to a strange new world: the cold damp world at the foot of a remote mountain and the small and mysterious off-grid community who live there. I also loved that the story centres around missing men instead of missing women for a change!
The story begins as estranged sisters arrive in the national park to attempt to find their brother who went missing there several years earlier. Creepily he wasn't the first man to go missing - several others are also missing - all male. The sisters learn Mount Mercy, the largest mountain in the national park, scares the locals due to its strange phenomena and legends. They set off into the wilderness to find answers, but are soon fighting for survival.
Creepy, haunting and unique!
Perfect for fans of Sarah Pearse, Ruth Ware and Lucy Clarke.
The story begins as estranged sisters arrive in the national park to attempt to find their brother who went missing there several years earlier. Creepily he wasn't the first man to go missing - several others are also missing - all male. The sisters learn Mount Mercy, the largest mountain in the national park, scares the locals due to its strange phenomena and legends. They set off into the wilderness to find answers, but are soon fighting for survival.
Creepy, haunting and unique!
Perfect for fans of Sarah Pearse, Ruth Ware and Lucy Clarke.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Ooh, I loved the sense of foreboding and dark vibes in this one!
Hailie's brother has disappeared in a remote Tasmanian wilderness and her mother's dying wish is for her and her estranged sister Gertie to reunite and find him. We follow the story in two timelines, three years apart: a search party with Hailie, her fiancé, and some friends right after her brother went missing, and the next, when she and her sister try to find the mysterious commune he was last seen in. Interspersed are the ravings of a clearly insane woman.
I don't want to spoil too much so I'll just say that it's filled with strange and suspicious characters, closely held secrets, a dash of supernatural lore, and a ominous wilderness hours from civilization: the perfect recipe for a spooky, spine-tingling read! I really enjoyed it!
Thanks so much to Gallery Books, via NetGalley, for the ARC!
Hailie's brother has disappeared in a remote Tasmanian wilderness and her mother's dying wish is for her and her estranged sister Gertie to reunite and find him. We follow the story in two timelines, three years apart: a search party with Hailie, her fiancé, and some friends right after her brother went missing, and the next, when she and her sister try to find the mysterious commune he was last seen in. Interspersed are the ravings of a clearly insane woman.
I don't want to spoil too much so I'll just say that it's filled with strange and suspicious characters, closely held secrets, a dash of supernatural lore, and a ominous wilderness hours from civilization: the perfect recipe for a spooky, spine-tingling read! I really enjoyed it!
Thanks so much to Gallery Books, via NetGalley, for the ARC!
Review of advance copy received from Edelweiss+
Really enjoyed Find Me. Loved the setting of south west Tasmania. Good mystery. Good sisters story. Lots of surprises.
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