Gone, Baby, Gone

New York Times bestselling author Dennis Lehane masterfully depicts the subtle beauty and depravity of working-class Boston in a "absolutely gripping" (Chicago Tribune) novel.

The helpless or the weak have no place in Dorchester's rough neighborhood. Its streets are strewn with the remnants of shattered hearts, hopes, and families; its boundaries are marked by hard heads and even harsher luck. One of its youngest is now absent. Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro, two private detectives, are not interested in the case. However, in response to the aunt of the child's pleadings, they launch an inquiry that would eventually put everything at risk—their love, their sanity, and perhaps their lives—in an attempt to locate a missing little girl.