Loss of Innocence Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from MomMom46

I have to start this review with saying that the book had,at least 4 typo's.For a newly published book,that is not acceptable.Shame on Quercus and Random House! Shame on the author whose last several books have fallen flat! Richard North Patterson was one of my favorite authors, so I continued to...

from bohemiangirl35

This is not what I expected from Richard North Patterson. It's basically a family drama. Whitney Dane is the sheltered younger daughter of a wealthy family, coming of age in 1968. Her father has political aspirations. Her mother lives vicariously through Whitney's older sister who is a beautiful ...

from kiwifortyniner

I have not read Richard North Patterson for quite a time and this book wad different from the earlier ones I have read. It is set in the turbulent sixties. Whitney lives with her sister and her parents. Her world is a sheltered one and she is all set to marry her fiancee Peter and live her life t...

from Darcia

I think the sixties is one of the most tumultuous, pivotal periods in our modern history, and Patterson does a masterful job of capturing much of it in Loss of Innocence. We see the war and cultural changes through the eyes of the sheltered, wealthy class. Whitney is coming into adulthood at a ti...

from Darcia

I think the sixties is one of the most tumultuous, pivotal periods in our modern history, and Patterson does a masterful job of capturing much of it in Loss of Innocence. We see the war and cultural changes through the eyes of the sheltered, wealthy class. Whitney is coming into adulthood at a ti...