Missing

De: Lynette Eason

Narrado por: Jenna Rose Stein

Searching for their daughter
could be the last thing they do.

When Lacey Gibson’s daughter disappears, she’ll do anything to find her—even track down a man she hasn’t seen in sixteen years. U.S. Marshall Mason Stone had no idea he was a father, but when he discovers his daughter is missing, the news shakes his carefully controlled world. In a race against the clock, can Lacey and Mason work together to find their child… before danger finds them?

Previously published

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• Danger in the Shadows
• Protecting Her Daughter and Under the Lawman's Protection
• Seek the Truth
• Christmas Cover-Up and Her Mistletoe Protector
• Too Close to Home

Bum Reading

the reading is over the top, toooo breathy. Reading is unnatural & irritating. Sorry about this but it is true.

lacy

I liked the story and it kept me enthralled. Some parts were over dramatic and overdone.

great read

This book is about a daughter that has gone missing. While looking for her the mother and other characters in the book have forgave each other for the past mistakes. This book like every book I've read by this author is incredible.

Recovering What Was Lost”

JWright
This story is definitely action- packed more than character development. The protagonist doesn’t make logical choices even though the reader is supposed to believe she is being courageous and selfless. But there is never any doubt that she loves her daughter, who is “missing.”

Eason can always be trusted to tell a great story without using foul language and graphic violence, and for that reason, I will continue to choose her books.

It was okay.

This was an okay story, it is more designed for younger teens and it kept my interest while driving in the car.

Pretty good story but over dramatic narration!

This was not as good a book as most others by this author.
If I hadn’t listened to to any others by this author I would have stopped listening because of the
Awful narration. Maybe being a “love inspired “ book had something to do with the lesser quality of
This book. Don’t judge this author by this book! She is much better than that!