The Lost Apprentice

<p><strong>FÁILTE TO THE SOS</strong></p><br><br><p>Fiadh Whelan should be over the moon. After months spent burning the midnight oil at twenty-three years of age everything she's worked hard to achieve is finally within her grasp. Incredibly she has her pick of prestigious apprenticeships. But when her beloved cousin goes missing Fiadh's world falls apart.</p><br><br><p><strong>WHERE KNOWLEDGE IS ONLY FOR THE WORTHY</strong></p><br><br><p>She seems to be the only person who won't accept the neat explanation that Muriel messed up at work and ran away. Fiadh suspects her cousin's former colleagues are lying; and determined to find the truth she accepts an apprenticeship at the firm responsible for her cousin's disappearance. Her plan is simple: stay under the radar and investigate everyone. Annoyingly that plan goes to hell when her rival Keefe 'swan man' O'Kelly sticks his beak where it's not wanted and delves into a past she'd rather remain buried.</p><br><br><p><strong>AND DARK DEEDS ARE AFOOT</strong></p><br><br><p>In fact it feels as though everyone around her is hiding secrets making it hard to know whom to trust. Yet it's sink or swim at Heron Early LLP and Fiadh has to compete for a coveted spot in the SoS a secret society of solicitors she believes may be the key to finding Muriel. But every apprentice eventually learns an unfortunate truth: once a dark deed is signed sealed and delivered - you're theirs to control.</p><br><br><p><i>The Lost Apprentice is a deliciously quirky dark academia fantasy novel perfect for fans of The Atlis Six A Study in Drowning and Ninth House.</i></p>