Henrietta and Inspector Howard A Child Lost, Book 5, (Paperback)

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A child lost 3.5 Review. A Child lost is a gripping tale of mystery set in 1936. It was a time of great turmoil in Europe, and Gunther had to make the ultimate sacrifice as he went to America in the hopes for a future for him and Anna. A six-year-old girl, not related to himself, in the hopes to...

from Cherylk

I have become really invested in this series; especially Henrietta and Clive. A Child Lost is the fifth book in the Henrietta and Inspector Howard Series. While, these books could be read as stand alone novels, I do recommend reading them all in chronological order. This way you really get the fu...

from FerneMysteryReader

This series has enraptured me from reading the first novel, “A Girl Like You.” Each novel can be read as a stand-alone but to become completely immersed in the characters' lives that author Michelle Cox has created for readers and how each evolves; I highly recommend reading this series in order....

from amybooksy

A Child Lost is the fifth installment from the Henrietta and Inspector Howard series. It is my first book I have read from this series and my first introduction to books written by Michelle Cox. Even though this one is part of a series, I believe it can be read as stand alone. Although, I would l...

from fredreeca

Henrietta and Clive have taken on a case investigating a spiritualist. It should be easy. It should be open and shut. However, it has taken an unexpected turn when the spiritualist seems to know more than they expected. Then there is Gunther and Anna. Gunther is Anna's guardian by default. (Ther...