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    My Lost Daughter
    My Lost Daughter
    My Lost Daughter
    Audiobook14 hours

    My Lost Daughter

    Written by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg

    Narrated by Coleen Marlo

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    About this audiobook

    Following her success with The Cheater, Nancy Taylor Rosenberg returns to her most memorable character, Lily Forrester. Lily is a tough judge in Ventura County, California, who has overcome adversity and heartache to achieve a position of power to help those who can't help themselves. Like the current case before her: the sensational murder trial of a woman who tortured and killed her beautiful two-year-old son. Lily is determined to see justice done, but she's thrown for a loop when she receives word that her own daughter, Shana, months away from graduating from Stanford Law School, is on the verge of dropping out. Lily rushes north and what she discovers causes her to fear for her daughter's mental state. She must get back to the trial and decides that she will take Shana to a facility where they can evaluate her and, if needed, give her some counseling or medication.

    Which is when things go horribly awry. For the institution that Lily has chosen is far less interested in treating patients than it is in bilking the insurance companies out of extravagant fees...and they are less than scrupulous about patient's rights. Discovering the awful truth, Lily will have to summon all her intelligence and street smarts to find a way to free Shana. She will have to work fast, however, for there is someone at the facility who seems to have his own agenda separate from the institution. And Lily's daughter may be in danger of losing not only her sanity but her life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateOct 5, 2010
    ISBN9781400189700
    My Lost Daughter
    Author

    Nancy Taylor Rosenberg

    Nancy Taylor Rosenberg’s fourteen-year career in law enforcement included jobs with the Dallas Police Department, the New Mexico State police, the Ventura Police, and the Ventura County Probation Department, where she was a superior court investigator. A New York Times bestselling author, she has won acclaim for her novels. They have been translated into almost every language and have been bestsellers in many countries. Her writing program for inner city youths, Voices of Tomorrow, has received national attention. She lives in the Los Angeles area.

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    • 2/5
      This story holds your attention. Shana Forrester is imprisoned in a mental health hospital against her will. Her Mother, Lily, a Ventura judge is unable to reach her. The story takes you along winding themes and stories. The writing contains many familiar lines and the sex is added for the effect and plays little into the story. While I read with interest and enjoyed, I would not place on my must read again list.