Mary Stewart is one of my favorite authors, so when I found that Audible had The Lost One available (one of her short stories that had recently been republished), I downloaded it immediately knowing that it would be a perfect beginning for my RIP-XIV reading challenge! I was going to wait to listen to it until September 1st, but I have no self-control and decided to go ahead and start my challenge a few days early. So on this hot afternoon, I hunkered down inside with some knitting and my earphones on and listened to it. PERFECT book for this challenge! Great narration and non-stop suspense. I do love Mary Stewart!
…from the publisher:
The recently rediscovered short story ‘The Lost One’, perfect for fans of Daphne du Maurier, Santa Montefiore and Anya Seton.
First published in Woman’s Journal in 1960, and set against the backdrop of unfenced country and dark winding valleys at night, the aptly named ‘The Lost One’ features The Wind off the Small Isles heroine, Perdita West, who brings her characteristic pluck and courage to this classic Mary Stewart tale of suspense and intrigue….
I listened to this short book for the Readers Imbibing Peril XIV challenge.
Nice pick, Robin! Audible has been releasing a bunch of Mary Stewart books lately and I think has a few to go. I’m going to enjoy visiting some of my favorites that way. I’ve already listened to TOUCH NOT THE CAT.
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Hi Kay! I’m so happy that Audible is doing that. I don’t remember ever reading Touch Not the Cat although I know I read most of her books ages ago but I’d like to listen to all of them now.
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Would love to check this one out so I’m going to see if my library has it.
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I think it’s only published in book form along with Wind Off the Small Isles. Audible has the audiobook of it alone.
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