Laura Elliot is the pseudonym of children’s writer and journalist June Considine. She is already a bestseller in her native Ireland. The Lost Sister is her UK debut.

Praise for The Lost Sister:‘an enjoyable, enthralling read’Closer‘The wonderful New Zealand settings and characters make for a good holiday read’The Western Mail‘In the style of Anita Shreve or Rosie Thomas.’Church ReviewPraise for Laura Elliot:'A page-turner…has all the ingredients of a bestseller.'RTE‘A gripping, multi-stranded novel… An unusual combination of fine writing, strong plotting and a huge cast of well-formed characters.'Irish Examiner'An extraordinary, ambitious debut.'Deirdre Purcell'From the opening section, this page-turner is gripping, all the more because it presents the dilemmas of betrayal with brutal honesty.'Irish Independent'A well-crafted and compelling story traces the deceits which begin unnoticed but end in the destruction of friendships and lives.'Irish Times‘You’ll reach for the tissues within pages of starting this book.’U Magazine‘A truly delightful read’Cork Evening Echo

Laura Elliot is the pseudonym of children’s writer and journalist June Considine. She is already a bestseller in her native Ireland. The Lost Sister is her UK debut.

Praise for The Lost Sister:‘an enjoyable, enthralling read’Closer‘The wonderful New Zealand settings and characters make for a good holiday read’The Western Mail‘In the style of Anita Shreve or Rosie Thomas.’Church ReviewPraise for Laura Elliot:'A page-turner…has all the ingredients of a bestseller.'RTE‘A gripping, multi-stranded novel… An unusual combination of fine writing, strong plotting and a huge cast of well-formed characters.'Irish Examiner'An extraordinary, ambitious debut.'Deirdre Purcell'From the opening section, this page-turner is gripping, all the more because it presents the dilemmas of betrayal with brutal honesty.'Irish Independent'A well-crafted and compelling story traces the deceits which begin unnoticed but end in the destruction of friendships and lives.'Irish Times‘You’ll reach for the tissues within pages of starting this book.’U Magazine‘A truly delightful read’Cork Evening Echo