Review: Emily, Gone

Emily, Gone by Bette Lee Crosby
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Bring a box of tissues. This story is gut-wrenching and every mother's worst nightmare. It happened during a music festival; too many people and loud music. When the Dixon family finally got to sleep they were in so deep they did not hear the person who got into the house and stole Emily.

Vicki, who lost her own child to stillbirth, was the one who took Emily and ran off to raise the baby as her own. But circumstances changed somewhat, Emily ends up getting raised by Vicki's sister, and then you start to wonder when or if these families will be able to tie up the loose endings of this abduction.

I always love reading Crosby's books because she always writes stories that give you a heartwarming feeling of love, family and secrets. She tells a story that makes you angry, makes you smile and finally makes you believe in love again.

Thanks to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for this ARC.

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