The Lost Daughter - Diane Chamberlain

The lost daughter is a contemporary, physiological and suspenseful book. The readability of this book is good enough and difficult to understand some words as it has used some what higher level of English. The story covers in this book is based on story of ceecee wilkies, 16 year old girl, working in a coffee shop. She met 22 years, Tim Geaolson, who falls for her beautiful hair and unconscious generosity. When Ceecee wilkies become 20 years, now known as eve Elliott is speaking out an English news, protesting his innocence where Tim Geaolson is charged with murdered of pregnant Genevieve Russell. Genevieve's remains have been discovered yet, there is no sign of unborn baby. But ceecee knows where is she. So this book is full of suspense.

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Hi Friends!

I have a confession to make- I am a book worm. Yup! I just love books. Give me a comfy sofa, a packet or two of chips, a bottle of Pepsi and a book.and, you have just given me my dream chill-time!

I picked up this particular book while on holiday at a resort. That too in one of their shelves. Ordinarily, I would find a book I'd already read and then skim through it to pass the time.

But, for some inexplicable reason, I picked up a book I'd never read before, and that too by an author hitherto unheard of.

And, boy o boy, did I enjoy it or what! I really could not put down this book.and my greatest worry was that I would not be able to finish reading it before our stay came to an end!

It's an awesome book, seamlessly spanning decades. More than the mystery, it's the characters that really hold you to this book. Anything more said, would just ruin the feel while you guys read it!

All I can say is that it truly is a great book. Diane Chamberlain knows how to weave her magic . Leaving us readers spellbound while decades just seem to go by in a flash!

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