Feather on the Moon

By: Phyllis A. Whitney

Narrated by: Anna Fields

Jennifer still vividly remembers the day when, momentarily distracted, she left her three-year-old daughter, Debbie, unattended in a grocery cart. When she turned back, the child had vanished.

For seven years, there had been no sign of Debbie. Then one day, Jennifer receives a mysterious phone call from the wealthy Corinthia Arles, claiming that she has found her daughter. But when Jennifer arrives at Mrs. Arles' luxurious estate on Vancouver Island, the mystery of her lost daughter only deepens.

The sullen girl called Alice bears little resemblance to Debbie, and others claim that Alice is Mrs. Arles' great-grandchild and heir. Caught up in a maze of family intrigues and buried secrets, Jennifer faces a looming threat in her determination to uncover the truth about Debbie.

©1988 Phyllis A. Whitney (P)1998 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Critic reviews

"A well-told story, one of Ms. Whitney's best." ( Chattanooga Times)
"Appealing characters and intriguing plot twists." ( Booklist)
"A wonderful story from the skilled pen of Phyllis A. Whitney. Her ability to capture and hold the reader from the very first paragraph is unparalleled." (Mary Higgins Clark)

GOOD, BUT AGGRAVATING

It was a good little story, but since it seemed modern, I kept wanted to scream, GET A DNA TEST PEOPLE!!! LOL!

SERIOUSLY

Struggling with this book. I just want to shout DNA TEST!! DNA TEST!!!!! DNA TEST

Wonderfully written

Lots of plot twists and turns. Hard to know how the next chapter will play out.

My favorite book by this author

Really good story, page turner. Wish I could know (some) of the people in this story.

Interesting book

Phyllis Whitney began the story, drawing the listener in. The book was designed to pull the listener into the story, setting a plot that was almost a complete lie. As the story unravels, bit by bit, we learn prejudice vs compassion for the deaf. Noticed a few glitches in the reading, but worth the listen.