WHERE'S MY GIRL ?

Collins wrapper

not illustrated 19th in the Lone Pine series. Set on Dartmoor. The story opens with a shocking accident in Shropshire. The scene then moves to Dartmoor, to Kings Holt, now owned by Penny Warrender's father. She and Jon don't really feature in the story; it is left to the others to resolve the mystery which rapidly comes into focus when they gather at the house for a holiday. On the way to the station, the Mortons witness a vicious crime and are glad to reach the peace of the countryside. However, Dartmoor is not very peaceful, thanks to the twins ! First edition: blue boards, gold blocking on spine, including cone logo, plain front boards; map after contents page; no illustrations; 158pp.

Other Editions:

Armada 1978: Paperback edition; map; no illustrations; 160pp; cp 50p; Armada number C1474.

Armada edition

Girls Gone By May 2005:
Now published !

Girls Gone By paperback edition 2005

Paperback; 190x130mm (c7.5x4.5 inches); full colour cover, front as first edition, rear has summary of plot and illus of spine of first; illustrator not credited; 180pp in total. In addition to the text and map as the original are the following: a half page preface by Robin Saville, 3pp intro by Mark O'Hanlon and 5pp article by Mary Cadogan with photographs; list of Lone Pine titles and at rear a 'complete' bibliography listing books published under his own name. In addition, information about the publishers and a page advert for Mark's Saville books complete the book. ISBN: 1-904417-61-2; cover price £9.99 (including postage and packing within UK)

Rear cover of book