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The Lost Victim. I loved this book. It was amazing. It was fantastic. It was mind numbing. And it was good.
The writer did a phenomenal job at writing a story that tapped into her readers imagination. The plot was so out there, but was terrific for our main character Ryan. Ryan did a great job as the guide that takes the readers to all those dark places, but he remains the light that guides the victim and you out with his knowledge and caring words of comfort. I loved the that the writer told the story through the victims eyes and experiences. Simply amazing.
All the characters were amazing. It was like you were right there with them as they charge on through this emotionally charged, rage, hatred and defeated investigation. The book is an easy read and a superb page turner. I give this book two snaps and a, be aware of your surroundings and always bring a friend along. Until next time my fellowship readers. Read on!
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4.0

3.75 Stars, but rounding up to 4

This book honestly broke my heart for not only Oliva, but for all the girls that got taken, and their families. There were parts of this book that tugged on my heart strings so much. Jennifer Hunter did such a great job describing how the events that took place affected the characters .

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I truly thought the story was going to end in the middle when Oliva died, however I'm happy that at least one of the girls was able to escape, and hopefully went on to live a good life along the Oregon coast