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The Lost Man

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ASIN: B00J52M66A
This is a new edition of a previously published book, The Lost Man.

Chris Gable, a once successful but now struggling B-list Hollywood action star, has let his life and career spiral out of control after the death of his young daughter and several years of unemployment. He's an alcoholic and an unfaithful husband on the verge of losing everything, and he’s praying for a second chance.

Enter Jack Webb, a humble, enigmatic man from Arizona who claims to be one of Chris’s biggest fans. A chance latenight encounter on a lonely canyon road, where Jack throws Chris a lifeline after a drunken car accident, brings these two men together. A bond forms. A friendship develops. At first, Jack seems a Godsend—a true pal, a sincere fan, maybe even a guardian angel. Chris's luck soon begins to turn around. Obstacles that kept him from finding work now miraculously (and mysteriously) disappear. His career and life start to rebound. But this good fortune comes with a price.

The reasons for Chris’s rebirth turn out to be darker and more deadly than he could ever imagine. As Jack's true psychotic and homicidal nature is revealed, Chris is pulled into a horrific nightmare that threatens his entire world, maybe even his life.

The Lost Man is a tense psychological thriller about the price of fame, the horror of obsession, and ultimately, the power of redemption.

Unknown Binding

First published March 20, 2014

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About the author

Josh Griffith

20 books14 followers
Award-winning writer/producer Josh Griffith’s credits include: co-author (with Michael Malone) of the NY Times bestselling mystery novel The Killing Club, associate producer on the Francis Ford Coppola film Twixt, executive producer for the television series Angeles and Reyes & Rey (Sony Pictures Television), co-executive producer/headwriter for Hollywood Heights (Sony Pictures Television/Nickelodeon/Televisa), and co-creator of the hit show Sunset Beach (NBC/Spelling Entertainment). He has served as executive producer and head writer on the long-running daytime dramas One Life To Live and The Young & The Restless. His work garnered him five Emmy Awards and four Writer’s Guild Awards.

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140 reviews1 follower
August 15, 2016
Jk

This is a book with twists and turns.
I really enjoyed
I hope others think so too
I want another book





559 reviews7 followers
April 24, 2018
The Lost Man

Oh! What a story! Nerve wracking suspense that kept me reading. Liked Chris in spite of all the troubles. Better not say anymore and give away the ending. Well worth sitting up all night to finish.
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368 reviews115 followers
December 2, 2018
A much enjoyable and the quick and fast moving plot that the book is developed from. I love the theme of the book and the way it is presented to the reader. Surely recommending. Thank you.
1,471 reviews7 followers
June 8, 2020
Great mystery

This book was a real thrIller. It kept you wondering if the killer would ever be caught.Loved the feel good ending.
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3 reviews1 follower
May 1, 2014
In "The Lost Man," writer Josh Griffith masterfully spins a riveting tale of gripping drama, suspense, murder and betrayal. It all begins when lost man, Chris Gable, a struggling has been hollywood hearthrob meets a friendly yet mysterious fan named Jack Webb. Once they become friends Chris's life begins to improve dramatically and all the obstacles that have been holding him back, human or otherwise began to magically disappear. At first Chris is thrilled, but then he begins to realize that often when things appear to be too good to be true, they are. Not since Patricia Highsmith's Mr. Ripley has there been a more darkly twisted, fascinating and clever sociopath than Jack Webb. "The Lost Man" is a real page turner and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good thriller that keeps you guessing until the very last page.The Lost Man
4 reviews
March 30, 2014
Suspense at its best!

If you love James Patterson novels, you'll love The Lost Man by Josh Griffith. The story keeps you captivated! A real page turner! Looking forward to more from Josh Griffith.
298 reviews6 followers
September 19, 2016
The lost man

Great read. I enjoyed it and gave it a five star review. I have read all the books in this series. I cant waut for the next one
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