The Lost

De: Sarah Beth Durst

Narrado por: Caitlin Davies

From Sarah Beth Durst, the New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop and The Enchanted Greenhouse, comes a fully updated and expanded edition of The Lost, with a brand-new ending.

Against the backdrop of a desolate and mystical town, this arresting, fantastical novel explores one woman’s impossible journey—and her quest to find her fate.

"A slow-brewing, increasingly exciting, and deeply provocative fantasy world." —Booklist

Lost your way?

Your dreams?

Yourself?

Welcome to Lost.

It was supposed to be a small escape. A few hours' driving before turning around and heading home. But once you arrive in Lost…well, it's a place you really can't leave. Not until you're Found. Only the Missing Man can send you home. And he took one look at Lauren Chase and disappeared.

So Lauren is now trapped in the town where all lost things go—luggage, keys, dreams, lives—where nothing is permanent, where the locals go feral and where the only people who don't want to kill her are a handsome wild man called the Finder and a knife-wielding six-year-old girl. The only road out of town is engulfed in an impassable dust storm, and escape is impossible…

Until Lauren decides nothing—and no one—is going to keep her here anymore.

Great story

I've been reading Sarah Beth Dursts books as an easy fantasy read, get away. This one was more than that. It was more mature. Great story. Darker themes, but still a nice read.

My three year old daughters name is Claire though. I bawled my eyes out so many times over the character. I also heavily disagree with the choice made in the end related to Claire. But then again, I was coloring it with my relationship with my baby Claire. When the main character was like "she's the sister I never had", I immediately thought "no ma'am, that's your baby now". Still a good ride and I definitely wanted to see how it all turned out. Thanks!

Feel Good Read

Finished it in a day!!! Loved the story and the narrator! Lost is an amazing and imaginative story of everything we can lose, even ourselves. So well written and read that I never wanted it to end.

Everyone has lost something

I enjoyed the world building of lost. It was so relatable with the characters and their stories. People have always lost something but you can find it if you look.

Weird

Weird! But I liked when Clare said no one loses cupcakes or ice cream. So true!