The Lake and the Lost Girl

By: Jacquelyn Vincenta

Narrated by: Christina Moore

When her husband's scholarly interest turns to obsession, Lydia Carroll will do whatever it takes to save her family. She only knows one version of the story of Mary Stone Walker’s disappearance: her husband's.

English professor Frank Carroll has been fixated on the mystery of for years, crafting a narrative based on Mary’s poetry and journals that insists that Mary lived past that night in 1939.

As Frank's behaviour grows more erratic, Lydia sees that his interest has evolved into an obsession - one that threatens to destroy the family they have built together. Lydia throws herself into the mystery, hoping to solve it and bring peace back to her home. But as Lydia begins investigating, her son takes action with a plan of his own...one that will bring the family to a breaking point and change Lydia's destiny forever.

©2017 Jacqueline Vincenta McShulskis (P)2017 Recorded Books, Inc

Critic reviews

"Vincenta keeps you turning pages as she takes you on a journey that explores the complexities of marriage and families, professional quests as well as one's deepest, darkest passions." (Renee Rosen, best-selling author of What the Lady Wants)

A bad marriage . Don't waste credit.

A bad marriage, and poems. I'll call my sister if I want to listen to a bad marriage for an hour.