Lost Child

By Marrianne White

Adam Talbot was only six when his mother disappeared from their home without a trace. He’s certain she is alive, but finding her proves to be a monumental task, one in which the starting point is the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1592861067
• ISBN13: 9781592861064
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Publishamerica Inc
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 1.0" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

awesome adventure novel!

I'm usually a scifi nut, but enjoy time travel if it's well thought out. This book was better than most I have read, even better than Crichton's timeline, because the reader gets to spend most of his time in some fabulous history! The story lines are cool, the characters are people you know, and the ending makes you really want more! Great book

Lost Child

It was a great story without the trash that is usually added to romance stories. It left you wanting to see what happens next. I am excited for this author and I think she has alot of potential. Good luck to her. Terry

A Time Machine? Stonehenge?

This novel caught me completely by surprise. The cover said I was going to learn something about Stonehenge, but little did I know. From a plausible start the author soars to unexpected heights of excitement, mystery and Time Travel! This is a delightful book suitable for all from teens to Keens (really old people). You're cheating yourself if you don't read this one!

AWESOME BOOK GREAT FOR ALL AGES

We Could Not Put 'Lost Child' DownMy kids received this book as a gift. My 14 year old selfishly could not put it down and finished it in only 2 days (it even captured him away from his computer games!). He got his little brothers excited about it and now we are reading it out loud every night--we all love Adam's adventure back in time to find his mom. Lost Child's riveting story line keeps you on the edge of your chair and is enjoyable (and appropriate) for both adults and kids. I'm usually a hard sell on fiction works, but I recommend Lost Child without any reservations whether you are 70, 37 or 7 years old. To the author: Thank you for writing such an awesome book--We can't wait for the movie!!!

Finding Momma - long ago and far away

This was as good as Creighton's TimeLine. The twists and turns of the plot make the reading fast and fun. The author's style is easy and yet gripping. A thoroughly enjoyable book!