The Lost Girls Lib/E (Audiobook)

from SilversReviews

Inheriting a house she had only lived in for one summer of her childhood seemed to be a way out of her current situation​ for Justine and her daughters. Arriving at the house that Aunt Lucy left her was not what Justine had expected. The house was run down and no where close to anything but some ...

from flourgirl49

The first half of this book moved along at a rather slow pace. I had gotten the impression that the disappearance of the youngest sister (back in 1935) was the central theme, and it didn't appear to be the case during the first part - but WOW, the author really tied it all up together in an emoti...

from Carolesrandomlife

I really enjoyed this book quite a bit. I am not always a fan of books that feature dual timelines but this one worked really well for me. I ended up liking both of the timelines equally and thought that Lucy and Justine both had an interesting story to tell. This story was really focused on the ...

from coho8

In a small enclave of houses on a remote Minnesota lake, Lucy spent her childhood summers with her parents and two sisters. Sixty plus years later she recounts in an old composition notebook the sad tale of the disappearance of her six year old sister at the end of one of those summers. She wills...

from Itzey

Wow! It has been a long time since I picked up a book that I read straight through the night and I was invested in the characters deeply enough to cry at the end. And to think this was the author's first book! "I found this notebook in the desk yesterday...It was as though it had lain in wait...u...