Lost Girl by Holly Kammier

What I Loved:

I loved the mixture of thriller, mystery, and just a bit of romance that this book offered. It was fast-paced and kept the story moving quickly.

How I Felt:

I really had a hard time connecting with the main character, Shelby for a good portion of the book. I was pleased to find that there was a bit more to her as the book progress, as I really struggled to keep reading at the beginning. The rest of the characters in Lost Girl were very interesting. I felt that each had their own personality and filled the book out.

The suspense in the story was great. I had ideas of who the killer was, but I was never sure, which made the book fun to read and offered the twists that I love in a thriller. The book moves along at a fast pace and is perfect for a read that is looking for a quick read.

To Read or Not To Read:

I would recommend Lost Girl for someone looking for a quick murder mystery filled with some fun twists and turns along the way!

AN APPALLING ACT OF VIOLENCE AND AN UNSOLVED DOUBLE MURDER.

SMALL-TOWN INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER, SHELBY DAY, IS DETERMINED TO HUNT A KILLER.

As her search draws closer to uncovering the twisted truth, she begins receiving ominous warnings to stay quiet and drop the story. The young journalist is in danger. Her cameraman and best friend, a person with his own secret past, says he wants to protect her. But Shelby is headstrong and dodging anything that could lead to love. She can’t allow anyone to distract her as she fights for the two women who deserve justice.

She never expects along the way she’ll have to stop and save herself.

Ticktock… If Shelby doesn’t solve the crime soon, she’ll become the killer’s next victim.

Lost Girl by Holly Kammier
A Shelby Day series novel
Genres: Romance, Suspense, Young Adult
Publisher: Acorn Publishing
Pub date: January 5th 2020

Co-owner of Acorn Publishing, the UCLA honors graduate is an accomplished content editor/writing coach (her authors have gone on to become USA Today best-sellers and a New York Times best-seller). With a background in journalism, Holly Kammier has worked everywhere from CNN in Washington, D.C. and KCOP-TV in Los Angeles, to the NBC affiliate in small-town Medford, Oregon.

She is the best-selling author of the novel, Kingston Court (Acorn Publishing 2015), and Could Have Been Hollywood, a memoir. Holly recently published her third book, Choosing Hope, a harrowing story of passion and deceit, and the things we do for love. Her next novel, the YA Romantic Suspense, Lost Girl, is scheduled for release in early 2020.

Holly resides in her hometown of San Diego, California, close to family and friends. An avid reader with a passion for timeless books and beautiful writing, she also enjoys long walks, romantic movies, and pink peonies.