Left and Found
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Rose and Beth own and operate a successful business, Let's Go Retreats, located in the stunning Pacific Northwest. Once a year they hold a raffle and invite the winner along with two guests for a three-day retreat. The menu is scrumptious, fall weather the perfect backdrop, and relaxation mixed with stimulating conversation and activities are sure to create a positive experience.
Louise, the winner of the raffle, feels a few days away from the tension at home with her teenage stepdaughter, and the opportunity to spend quality time with her best friend and sister, sounds perfect.
Jenn senses the familiar strain in the dynamic with her sister and although skeptical, she hopes to calm the waters by accepting her retreat invitation.
Kylie hopes to ease up on her stringent daily routine and learn how to relax and enjoy the moment, by spending a few days out of town with her best friend.
All five women seem destined to experience an extraordinary few days. However, as the weekend unfolds, a sudden tragedy catapults the group into unexpected circumstances, leading each of them to examine their own life choices and futures.
Customer Reviews
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Just finished your book and I really liked it. I think it was just what I needed to be able to think and reflect on how complicated life is. When we start out we think life will be easy but the things that we do, and the choices we make really can change the emotional barriers we gather along the way. The odd reality is. We all think if we could only share it would be easier to bear,but how to start that sharing process is so often complicated by a fear of “what if they know”.
Really incite full your life’s observations and thoughtful consideration of human interactions seem spot on to me.
I look forward to your next book. And thank you for giving me pause for reflection.
Mark B.
Left and Found Emma Ryder
A very entertaining and engaging story. I loved each character and the way they interacted with one another. The dialogue was witty and realistic. The descriptions were vivid and I highly recommend this book.