Madeline Cash's Debut Novel 'Lost Sheep' Tour Hits Germany

New York author Madeline Cash is bringing her bestselling novel 'Verlorene Schäfchen' (Lost Sheep) to Germany with readings in Hannover, Berlin, and Hamburg. The novel, a family saga filled with witty and sharp dialogues, has been celebrated by critics and readers in the US and UK. It debuted on the Sunday Times and SPIEGEL bestseller lists within its first week of release. The story follows the Flynn family, who appear to be a model suburban family but are struggling individually and collectively. Mother Catherine decides to open the marriage, leading father Bud to live in the garage and find solace in a self-help group called the Lost Sheep. Their three daughters each seek their own escape: Harper believes she is onto a conspiracy, Louise is entangled with a fundamentalist online lover, and Abigail dates a silent young man nicknamed 'War Criminal Wes'. Their paths converge around a shady billionaire. Cash co-founded the online magazine Forever Mag and has published a short story collection 'Earth Angel'. She currently lives in London. The German tour includes stops at the Leibniz University Hannover Literary Salon on September 14, Thalia Tauentzienstraße in Berlin on September 15, and Thalia Spitalerstraße/Harbour Front Festival in Hamburg on September 17.