Lost and Found

By: Danielle Steel

Narrated by: Dan John Miller

Length: 7 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

What might have been? That tantalizing question propels a woman on a cross-country adventure to reunite with the men she loved and let go, in Danielle Steel's exhilarating new novel. 

It all starts with a fall from a ladder in a firehouse in New York City. The firehouse has been converted into a unique Manhattan home and studio where renowned photographer Madison Allen works and lives after raising three children on her own. But the accident, which happens while Maddie is sorting through long-forgotten personal mementos and photos, results in more than a broken ankle. It changes her life. 

Spurred by old memories, the forced pause in her demanding schedule, and an argument with her daughter that leads to a rare crisis of confidence, Maddie embarks on a road trip. She hopes to answer questions about the men she loved and might have married - but didn't - in the years after she was left alone with three young children. Wearing a cast and driving a rented SUV, she sets off to reconnect with three very different men - one in Boston, one in Chicago, and another in Wyoming - to know once and for all if the decisions she made long ago were the right ones. 

Before moving forward into the future, she is compelled to confront the past. As the miles and days pass, and with each new encounter, Maddie's life comes into clearer focus, and a new future takes shape. 

A deeply felt story about love, motherhood, family, and fate, Lost and Found is an irresistible new novel from America's most dynamic storyteller.

©2019 Danielle Steel (P)2019 Recorded Books

Get Out The Kleenexes!

Ok, I’m not much into love stories, or DS for that matter. But I was attracted to this book by the cover, first of all, I love the California coast line, and Big Sur in particular. Then I read the synopsis, and it sounded good. I started listening and couldn’t stop! Such a range of emotions. It even made me cry! Crazy, it’s just a story...but it’s a good one!

I kept waiting for it to get better but it never happened

I was very disappointed in this book. I read Danielle Steel and have always enjoyed them. I was at the end of chapter seven and thought, ok now it is going to get good. I was wrong. The storyline was terrible and the oldest daughter was a horrible person it made me mad. William kept making jokes about Maddie’s virginity and it wasn’t funny and got annoying after the third or fourth time. Overall it was unrealistic and made me want to scream. I never write reviews but this one was so bad I felt like I needed to. Don’t waste your time!

Repeat and Repeat

There were so many times that events, comments, and set up for story line were repeated. I found it very annoying. I haven’t read a DS book for a long time and it will probably be a long time again. Very disappointing.

Banal, trite, sugary and almost impossible to get

i do not know how people listen to these books. It was repetitive, catholic, and I was nauseous throughout. I kept thinking there must be a twist coming, but it didn't!

dragging

This is the worst book DS has ever written I could not get into the story at all it just dragged

I've Never Read Steele

I've never been interested in the Romance genre, and I'm still not.This was the most boring book, I was ready to go crazy.
Steele is making out like a bandit.

An enjoyable book

I loved this book and listened to it in one long setting. The heroine is a strong woman who has made her own way in the world. Her adult children are each very different. They learn some valuable lessons before the book ends. Danielle Steel manages to spring a few surprises on us as the story evolves. This is a read that leaves you feeling good.

boring

just kept waiting for something exciting to happen, it never really did. Just bored me.

Meh, lack lustre, disappointing

Predictable, slow, kept on waiting for something to happen which never did. I dont recommend

Hit and miss

A boring book, sounded like the same story of one of her other books. She's been hit and miss for several years now, you just never know.

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Lost a found. Really enjoyed t
Really enjoyed this book dry


Really enjoyed this book excellent story

Boring, with no real substance;Narration good

Danielle Steel has written a story here that is well below what she usually conjures up. The story lacks depth and has no real substance and what little story there is, is dragged out endlessly. Boring, dull, predictable,so don't waste your time or money there are far better options.The stars for performance are for the narrator, although he does need to learn how to pronounce some key English words.

Not her best book

I have read over many years most of Danielle Steels books and on the whole have enjoyed the vast majority. This was my first audible and have to say didn’t enjoy so much, found it very repetitive over some of the details with regard to her children.
For me would have preferred a woman narrating Dan doesn’t get the change between male and female voices correct, which is why I have only given it 3 stars. But will try one more audible book of hers to see if I have the same opinion

Avid reader Jean

As usual a lovely read .The only thing that can be slightly annoying is Danielle tends to repeat things a lot.

Not great

Very repetitive and fairly boring unfortunately. Not upto her usual standard of writing. Narration was ok.

Beautiful story

Loved this book and the reader was so softly spoken. Really enjoyed it. Life after kids ;)

A delightful story well written and narrated.

This delightful story from the prolific pen of Danielle Steel is a bio of one woman, Maddie, interwoven with family, love and life which I have enjoyed listening to.

Nothing speciel . Not very exciting.

Nothing special. Not very exciting. I wouldn't read it again. Narrator was OK. Not the usual ds.

Long winded

I found this book very repetitive in many parts of the story. Became a bit boring.

Enchanting

Loved the story as always, my first Audible by Danielle Sterle and I loved it. Couldn't wait to get my headphones on for the next chapter. Beautifully narrated by Dan Miller.