Find Him
A stubborn teenager and her estranged uncle descend into the Arkansas underworld to track down her missing fiancé, in a riveting literary noir perfect for fans of Daniel Woodrell and "Mare of Easttown".
Up until now, 18-year-old Lily Stevens has always been the perfect daughter of a Pentecostal preacher, but her insular Arkansas congregation is scandalized when Lily announces she’s pregnant with the baby of Peter Cutchin, a young man in the church. When Peter disappears before they can get married, Lily’s life is thrown into even greater turmoil. Everyone in their small town, including Peter’s furious mother, thinks the boy has simply run off and abandoned her, but Lily, furiously headstrong and determined to find the father of her child, refuses to believe it. Help comes in the unlikely form of Allan Woodson, an uncle that her family will not acknowledge but a man who may know where to begin looking for Peter. Their search will lead them out of Lily’s safe world of the church and into the darkest corners of the criminal underworld on the Arkansas/Tennessee border, where neither Allan nor Lily can foresee the unsettling secrets they will uncover.
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Jake Hinkson
Jake Hinkson is the award-winning author of four novels (HELL ON CHURCH STREET, THE POSTHUMOUS MAN, THE BIG UGLY, NO TOMORROW), a novella (SAINT HOMICIDE), a short story collection (THE DEEPENING SHADE), and a collection of essays, THE BLIND ALLEY: EXPLORING FILM NOIR'S FORGOTTEN CORNERS. He has written articles and profiles for The Los Angeles Review Of Books, Mental Floss, Mystery Scene, and Noir City. His novels have been translated into French and Italian. His novel SANS LENDEMAIN was awarded the prestigious Grand Prix des Littératures Policières in 2018, and his novel L'ENFER DE CHURCH STREET was the 2016 winner of the Prix Mystère de la Critique. He lives in Chicago.

