Lost and Found

Ruby Jean, the Queen of Horror, tackles serious, adult themes while weaving a compelling story on the effects of suppressing memories. As always, her concern for children shines throughout …

— "I love anything by Ruby Jean Jensen. Loved this book and all the others."

— "As usual, Jensen’s style is fierce and a delight to read, complementing the horror theme."

— “Characters are rich and intriguing."

— "Exciting and scary with characters that are sympathetic and not one dimensional."

— "A truly complex tale with genuinely adult, serious themes.”

— "This was a very spooky, atmospheric read.”

— "This book was really good. I love how it never slowed down and kept me interested.”

Ruby Jean Jensen set the pace for new trends in horror in the 1980’s and 1990’s. She is remembered fondly by the many fans that first experienced the thrills of horror in reading her books. Ruby Jean was truly a trailblazer for women authors exploring the dark forces. New fans can look forward to exploring her 30+ novels! LOST AND FOUND is well suited for both young and older adults.

Originally published in 1990, LOST AND FOUND was the 13th of 20 Ruby Jean books published by Zebra. Magret’s dreams—the baby, its head rising right out of the earth, its piercing eyes staring at her. Just another nightmare. But then reports came of a little girl, an infant, in the woods behind their house. The police searched, finding nothing. Then another sighting, soon followed by a brutal murder. Magret reluctantly accepted that something from her childhood was returning. What terror awaited if she failed to pacify the revenge-seeking child?


Genre: Horror