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2⭐️ Jennifer has been missing for a year. She had moved away from home to the Lower East Side of New York City to get away from her demanding parents. She also left her younger brother Ben, behind. She was last seen a year ago on a security video walking out of a bar with a guy. The guy never faces the camera. No one knows who it is. Read more... https://lharvey250.tumblr.com/post/159164647069/the-special-power-of-restoring-l...

Very moving story. My perspective on certain characters was shifted halfway through and I did not expect how it ended. Which was very well.

I had a hard time liking most of the characters (with the exception of Drew, the father). The last half of the book transitions well and I realized after I finished that I actually liked the book. I'll go ahead and recommend this one.

Carmichael's Bookstore in Louisville, KY (the Bardstown Rd location) was always a favorite bookstore to frequent when my husband and I were in town for dinner. I don't live in Louisville anymore and I miss it greatly, both the city and this bookstore. #getindie P.S. I found this image on Google- sadly, I never took an image for myself.

Kindle First offered this novel for September. Looks as if it's going to be an interesting read.

There were actually three Kindle First offerings that interested me this month. I had a hard time choosing!