The Lost Girl: A captivating tale of mystery and intrigue. Perfect for fans of Dinah Jefferies
Autor Carol Drinkwateren Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 mar 2018
A LOVEREADING BOOK OF THE YEAR
Since her teenage daughter went missing four years ago, Kurtiz Ross has blamed and isolated herself. Until, out of the blue, Lizzie is sighted in Paris.
But within hours of her arrival, Kurtiz sees the City of Light plunged into terror.
Amid the fear and chaos, a hand reaches out. A sympathetic stranger offers to help a terrified mother find her daughter.
The other woman's kindness - and her stories of her own love and loss in post-war Provence - shine unexpected light into the shadows.
The night may hold the answers to a mystery - but dare Kurtiz believe it could also bring a miracle?
'A gripping tale'Sunday Post
'Mesmerising, haunting and extraordinarily relevant'Lovereading
'An unforgettable journey of family, romance, regret and renewal'The Gloss
'The perfect holiday read that manages to keep you guessing the whole way through'Living France
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780718183110
ISBN-10: 0718183118
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Penguin
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0718183118
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Penguin
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Carol
Drinkwateris
a
multi-award-winning
actress
who
is
best
known
for
her
portrayal
of
Helen
Herriot
in
the
BBC
television
seriesAll
Creatures
Great
and
Small.Her
quartet
of
memoirs
set
on
her
olive
farm
in
the
south
of
France
have
sold
over
a
million
copies
worldwide
and
her
solo
journey
round
the
Mediterranean
in
search
of
the
olive
tree's
mythical
secrets
inspired
a
five-part
documentary
film
series,The
Olive
Route.
She
is
also
the
author
of
novelsThe
Forgotten
Summer,The
Lost
GirlandThe
House
on
the
Edge
of
the
Cliff.
She
lives
in
the
south
of
France.
Recenzii
Ranging
across
time
periods
this
is
a
story
to
savour,
complete
with
wonderful
settings
stretching
from
Paris
to
the
occupied
territory
of
the
West
Bank,
and
to
the
glorious
countryside
of
southern
France
and
La
Côte
d'Azur.
Most
of
all
I
enjoyed
the
descriptions
of
France,
particularly
the
'wild
heady
scents',
the
sloping
vineyards
and
the
olive
groves
of
the
south.
I
felt
I
was
breathing
the
fragrant
air
and
eating
dinner
beneath
the
stars
The perfect holiday read that manages to keep you guessing the whole way through
An unforgettable journey of family, romance, regret and renewal
Carol Drinkwater is a great and compassionate writer
Mesmerising, haunting and extraordinarily relevant
A gripping tale
An emotional tale of loss and kindness
The Lost Girlis a story of love and loss, of sadness and great joy . . . Through a cast of frequently complex but immensely likeable characters, the author takes us on a journey - across five generations - that challenge a wide range of political, social and moral mores. Ultimately,The Lost Girloffers a message of hope and regeneration, in addition to the timely reminder that it is often darkest before the dawn
A brilliantly told story set against that dreadful night. The characters are superbly written . . . I couldn't put it down
A great book, one you become immersed in, highly recommended
Great read and easy to follow, look forward to reading more
Superb book . . . two different eras that tie in beautifully . . . I couldn't put the book down
Praise forThe Forgotten Summer
Secrets, tragedy, hidden pasts and family secrets all set in glorious Provence - I loved this
A lovely book packed with the sunshine, scents and savours of the South of France. Plenty of page-turning drama but also mouthwatering descriptions of Paris and Provence. Enough to make you rush straight to the Eurostar
This atmospheric read will whisk you straight to the South of France as you become immersed in the tale of secrets and heartbreak
Gripping
I loved this book. I kept snatching a few more pages whenever I could. It has left me wanting to head to warmer climes and take part in the grape and olive harvests. Well I can dream can't I?
The perfect holiday read that manages to keep you guessing the whole way through
An unforgettable journey of family, romance, regret and renewal
Carol Drinkwater is a great and compassionate writer
Mesmerising, haunting and extraordinarily relevant
A gripping tale
An emotional tale of loss and kindness
The Lost Girlis a story of love and loss, of sadness and great joy . . . Through a cast of frequently complex but immensely likeable characters, the author takes us on a journey - across five generations - that challenge a wide range of political, social and moral mores. Ultimately,The Lost Girloffers a message of hope and regeneration, in addition to the timely reminder that it is often darkest before the dawn
A brilliantly told story set against that dreadful night. The characters are superbly written . . . I couldn't put it down
A great book, one you become immersed in, highly recommended
Great read and easy to follow, look forward to reading more
Superb book . . . two different eras that tie in beautifully . . . I couldn't put the book down
Praise forThe Forgotten Summer
Secrets, tragedy, hidden pasts and family secrets all set in glorious Provence - I loved this
A lovely book packed with the sunshine, scents and savours of the South of France. Plenty of page-turning drama but also mouthwatering descriptions of Paris and Provence. Enough to make you rush straight to the Eurostar
This atmospheric read will whisk you straight to the South of France as you become immersed in the tale of secrets and heartbreak
Gripping
I loved this book. I kept snatching a few more pages whenever I could. It has left me wanting to head to warmer climes and take part in the grape and olive harvests. Well I can dream can't I?