My Lost Daughter Audiobook

" The premise was good; however, the characters (Lily and her daughter Shanna) are over the top...prone to outlandish behavior, histeronics and very little self-worth (extremely codependent on men, any man for that matter). The FBI segment didn't even mesh with the storyline, just plopped in there to be able to incorporate the characters from her previous book. Very contrived. I also felt that the "suicide club" didn't relate at all to Alex's issues and found it difficult to believe he was the murderer in this seemingly unrelated storyline. Nancy Taylor Rosenberg has always been a favorite author of mine but she needs to retire these characters with this book and move on. "

" Lily is a tough, and a bit abrupt when it comes to dealing with her daughter Shana. She does love her and is hard pressed to know how to help her when she beomes concerned enough to fly out to see her after hearing how distressed she is on the phone. Her concerns become magnified after seeing her daughter in person, and she makes a bad mistake in stopping in at a mental health hospital for what she hopes will be some medication to calm her daughter down. Her daughter was undeniably stressed and sleep deprived but did not deserve to be placed in a mental hospital and a very shady hospital at that. Lily thinks her daughter checked herself in, her daughter is told her mother committed her and the story takes off from there. Suspense, but not much of a mystery. "

" Did not finish this book. Did not care for it. "

" I couldn't get into this book & stopped reading it (they need that category in the status bar!). "

" Book is good and it is the continuing story of Lilly Forrester now a judge in California. "

" Good read ... This was my first book I read by Nancy ....I will read more by this author in the future ... "

" A series of stupid choices made this novel painful to read! "

" It was okay. I normally like her books, but this one felt a bit contrived. "

" The book gave me a whole new insight about mental hospitals. "

" Interesting premise, but shallow characters and contrived plot. "

" Scary to think what can actually happen when we think we are doing what is best for our children. "

" Wonderful book. Better than I thought it would be. Kept you going to the very end. Worth reading. Makes you really think. "

" I was very disappointed in this book. It sounded good, thought it would be a real nail bitter, but it fell short. It was very predictable. "

" disliked this a lot. "

" another disappointment after 'Interest in Justice' "

" I've read several of Rosenberg's books and am never disappointed. "

" Sometimes I wonder why I persist and finish books that I don't love. Hmmm. I had a great deal of trouble with the writing in this one - much of the dialogue seemed forced and unnatural. I think this is the last book by this author that I will try. Too bad. "

" A book about mental health issues. Lesson learned: Never commit a family member to a mental hospital. "

" story about corrupt psychiatric hospitals, too much religion inserted in the story, mother-daughter team with long history of high drama. unbelievable series of events - but compelling read. "