A book review about Sophie McKenzie's "Girl, Missing"

3. Lauren has always known she was adopted but when a
little research turns up the possibility that she was snatched
from an American family as a baby, suddenly Lauren's life
seemed all fake. How can she find her biological parents?
And are her adoptive parents really responsible for
kidnapping her? She manages to arrange a trip across the
Atlantic where she runs away to try and find the truth. But
the circumstances of her disappearance are suspicious and
Lauren's kidnappers are willing to do anything to keep her
silent…

5. In Lauren,McKenziehas createda heroinewho is bothheadstrong
and braveand alsoveryrelatable. Laurenis selfish at times,she
messes up andshe often doesn’t treatthe peoplewho loveher most
verywellat all. She’sa conflictedcharacter,but she has agood heart,
and Ilovedwatchingher grow andfollowingher on her journey
throughout the book.

6. On the whole, this was a brilliant story. I found it
fascinating to read how the mind blocks out traumatic
situations from the past and was curious by Lauren's
memory being slowly triggered.
The characters were extremely well written and shined
throughout the book. The pain that all the characters
suffered was griping . Jam was just a gorgeous character
and his loyalty for Lauren was amazing. The story flows
so easily and can be read in one sitting, as each chapter
keeps you hooked.

7. I can't say anything bad
about this book; I enjoyed
reading it, and I think it is
perfect for anyone who loves
action packed adventure
stories. It has a real spark
and is simply a very special
book.