Little Girl Lost

By: Addison Moore

Narrated by: Charles Constant, Hillary Huber

A couple's six-year-old daughter befriends a strange young girl and the pair vanishes into thin air.

And then she was lost....

Allison and James Price move to the navy-blue forests of Concordia, Idaho, hoping to leave behind the chaos of Los Angeles and the painful memories of his indiscretions. Once settled in the picturesque town, where time seems to have stalled and life moves at a slower pace, their six-year-old daughter, Reagan, befriends a mysterious young girl who seems too idyllic to be true with her pressed pinafores and perfectly curled pigtails. One late autumn evening, as their playdate winds down, both girls vanish into thin air. The little girl said she lived at the end of the street but the only thing Allison and James find at the end of the cul-de-sac is the gaping mouth of the forest. Their little girl, the mysterious playmate - they're both gone.

Everyone is looking for Reagan.

Nobody has come forward to claim the mysterious little girl.

Both Allison and James look guilty as hell.

Maybe they are.

©2018 Addison Moore (P)2019 Tantor

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It was good up until the last few chapters. Then it was like a totally different person wrote The ending. it was just weird how it ended.

Descriptive writing

The descriptive writing made you feel like you were right there! Loved this! Kept my interest!

Tightly Written Story

Always moving, good story and narration, twisted, interesting interpersonal relationships between the characters with many secrets. Somewhat of a lighter read, but it fits the story well.

Interesting

I loved the story! The voice acting could have been a little better in my opinion, but overall it was pretty good! A decent mystery with some good side stories that all get a satisfying ending.

Hillary Hubert

Hillary Hubert is the best narrator I feel like I am one with her personality
This story kept me glued to it from scene to scene ene

One Credit Lost on LITTLE GIRL LOST.....

The narrators saved this book from getting a "1 star" review.

The narration of this book was superb . Hillary Huber is one of my favorite narrators and was the primary reason why I selected this title.

The plot of this book was not credible/believable and this fact alone made this an 8.5 hour waste of my time. Also, kidnapping books are usually very fast-paced and this story just seemed to drag. I am unable to give specific examples because I don't want to include any spoiler information in this review.

Audible has sooooo many amazing books and this title is not one of them.

The book

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Oookkkay…

Just plan odd. All the main characters are crazy and murders. Throw in an Indian curse. This book was all over the place.

Female Narrator / Excellent

The male narrator wasn't impressive hence only 4 stars for performance instead of 5.

The story was interesting at first but became to convoluted with ridiculous little secrets about the main characters which the author dragged out far more than needed to be.

Yes, there were a lot of twists but only 2 of the maybe 15 thrown in there were actually worthwhile. I only finished listening because I needed to find out how and why one of the characters was woven into the story and it was interesting but not thrilling or as climatic as I think it was intended to be.

I guess I can leave you with this...if you're bored and ran out of good books to listen to, at least it's a free listen.

Horrible Ending

This was decent until the end. The way this tied up, while unexpected, seemed to be rushed, like the author got tired of telling the story so they just spun this alternate ending to tie things up quickly and with a “spin” that you wouldn’t see coming but it misses the mark.