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Lost Lake Locators Books in Order

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Find the Lost Lake Locators books in order by Susan Sleeman, with quick summaries, team background, and a clear guide to where to start.

Last updated: July 2, 2026

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Lost Lake Locators books in publication order

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6 books

1

Lost Cause

by Susan Sleeman

2025

Former sheriff Abby Day joins Detective Burke Ulrich on a case tied to a remote estate, long-buried family secrets, and a trail of older crimes. The deeper they go, the clearer it becomes that murder is only part of the story.

2

Lost Hours

by Susan Sleeman

2025

Nolan Orr expects an unusual night with old college friends on Lost Island, not a deadly trap. When a friend goes missing and murder follows, Nolan and Sheriff Mina Park have to survive the game before they can solve it.

3

Lost Truth

by Susan Sleeman

2025

Lost Lake Locator Hayden Kraus crosses paths with investigative journalist Cadence Vaughn while working a case that may connect to her father's unsolved murder. Their search for answers uncovers secrets someone is still willing to kill for.

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Lost Girls

by Susan Sleeman

2026

Young women are vanishing from Lost Lake, and FBI agent Lauren Benson arrives to find answers before more disappear. Jude French is already on the case, and together they uncover a secret network of danger beneath the town's calm surface.

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Lost Lake

by Susan Sleeman

2026

A body turns up in Lost Lake and the victim's child vanishes without a trace. Detective Elaina Lyons and Lost Lake Locator Gabe Irving have to work together before the killer disappears with the only witness who cannot speak for herself.

6

Lost Light

by Susan Sleeman

2027

When a pleasure boat vanishes into the mist on Lost Lake, panic spreads through town. Coast Guard agent Sawyer Ellis and Locator Reece Waters work the same high-stakes case from different angles, knowing time is running out for the missing.

Lost Lake Locators books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Lost Hours"

    Lost Hours

    by Susan Sleeman

    2025Lost Lake Locators, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Lost Truth"

    Lost Truth

    by Susan Sleeman

    2025Lost Lake Locators, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Lost Cause"

    Lost Cause

    by Susan Sleeman

    2025Lost Lake Locators, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Lost Lake"

    Lost Lake

    by Susan Sleeman

    2026Lost Lake Locators, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Lost Girls"

    Lost Girls

    by Susan Sleeman

    2026Lost Lake Locators, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Lost Light"

    Lost Light

    by Susan Sleeman

    2027Lost Lake Locators, Book 6

Series background & context

The Lost Lake Locators series follows six former law enforcement officers who now work as elite private investigators in Lost Lake, Oregon. Their specialty is finding what other people cannot, missing people, buried truths, abandoned leads, and cases that regular channels have left behind. That premise gives the series a strong built-in sense of mission.

They take the cases others walk away from.

The town matters almost as much as the team. Lost Lake is remote, wooded, and quiet in the unsettling way that can make danger feel even closer. On the surface it looks like the kind of place people go to disappear for peace. In these books, plenty of people disappear for darker reasons. That contrast gives the series its mood.

What makes the team work is shared history. These are not strangers learning to trust one another. They are former officers and investigators forged by earlier work and long friendship. That means the books can move quickly into the case while still giving the relationships real weight. Every member brings a different skill set, and each book shifts the spotlight to a different Locator and partner.

The cases are broad enough to keep things fresh, game-night traps, murdered women, missing children, family secrets, unsolved older crimes, disappearing young women, but the tone stays steady. There is always a search underway, and it usually becomes more dangerous the closer the team gets to the truth.

If you want a newer Sleeman series with a strong team, a small Oregon setting, and mysteries built around the missing, this is one of her best places to start. Begin with Lost Hours and read forward.

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