The Lost: Missing in Death / The Dog Days of Laurie Summer / Lost in Paradise / Legacy
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Genres: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Romance
Book Type: Paperback
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Genres: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Romance
Book Type: Paperback
Lisa R. (alterlisa) - , reviewed on + 335 more book reviews
"J. D. Robb "Missing in Death" investigates a female tourist's disappearance during a ferry ride. Detective Eve Dallas wonders - if she didn't jump, and she's not on board, then where in the world is she?
Patricia Gaffney "The Dog Days of Laurie Summer", a woman awakens to a familiar yet unsettling world.
Mary Blayney "Lost in Paradise", a man locked in an island fortress finds hope for freedom in an enigmatic nurse.
Ruth Ryan Langan "Legacy" belongs to a young woman who unearths a family secret buried on the grounds of a magnificent but imposing Irish castle."
The only reason I bought this book was for the JD Robb, Eve Dallas story. It was excellent as always and really got me in the mood to start Robb's "Kindred in Death". I seldom read anthologies, because as soon as you get involved in the story, it's finished. I always feel like I've been cheated. This is a good way to check out an author and occasionally I discover one that I might have missed otherwise. I quite liked Gaffney's story, where the character has been hurt in an accident and is in a coma. She comes back as a dog, that takes up with the family that is trying so hard to cope with the possibility that the mother and wife may not return to them. I found it humorous even while I fought tears for the pain of the 5 year old little boy. The other two stories were just so-so but as I only expected to like the Dallas story and bought the book solely for it, I'm still giving it 4 stars.
Patricia Gaffney "The Dog Days of Laurie Summer", a woman awakens to a familiar yet unsettling world.
Mary Blayney "Lost in Paradise", a man locked in an island fortress finds hope for freedom in an enigmatic nurse.
Ruth Ryan Langan "Legacy" belongs to a young woman who unearths a family secret buried on the grounds of a magnificent but imposing Irish castle."
The only reason I bought this book was for the JD Robb, Eve Dallas story. It was excellent as always and really got me in the mood to start Robb's "Kindred in Death". I seldom read anthologies, because as soon as you get involved in the story, it's finished. I always feel like I've been cheated. This is a good way to check out an author and occasionally I discover one that I might have missed otherwise. I quite liked Gaffney's story, where the character has been hurt in an accident and is in a coma. She comes back as a dog, that takes up with the family that is trying so hard to cope with the possibility that the mother and wife may not return to them. I found it humorous even while I fought tears for the pain of the 5 year old little boy. The other two stories were just so-so but as I only expected to like the Dallas story and bought the book solely for it, I'm still giving it 4 stars.
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