Lost Child
by Gretta Mulrooney

What happens when you take an orphaned child into your new family?

May has just started a new life with Nathan and his son from his first marriage. May meets a recently orphaned little girl, Elva, at the children’s home where May teaches. She develops a close relationship with Elva, and together with her husband, she draws the child into their loving family circle. The bereaved girl blossoms in the easy affection of the new family.

But there are clouds on the horizon: Nathan’s ex-wife is hell-bent on disrupting the situation and complex ties of obligation and guilt threaten to destroy May’s job, marriage, and everyone she loves.

This is a gripping, sometimes harrowing novel telling the story of a blended family fighting for survival. There may be no perfect happy endings, but with love there is always hope for the future.

Great for people who like Hilary Boyd, Jodi Picoult, Anne Enright, or Elena Ferrante

Reviews

Gretta Mulrooney is my favourite author at this moment love her style'
'This is the best book I have read in a long time, beautifully written and not over long but not rushed. The characters are all individually drawn and believable.'
'fascinating read with real emotional heft. it actually made me cry, but also was really beautiful story'

Gretta Mulrooney

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Lost Child by Gretta Mulrooney is available in the following formats

9781911021384 X mm£3.99
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