M.F. Lorson
The Hunter's Daughter
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(Jennifer Costley July 17, 2017)
When Seventeen-year-old Maura's father fails to return from his hunting trip, she and the boy next door set off into the wilderness to find him. They’re looking for a lost man but may just find a way into one another's heart in the process.
A story of first love and family tragedy for anyone in need of a good cry.
Praise for The Hunter's Daughter:
"The author created very realistic teen characters. They were sometimes bold and sometimes shy, both confident and unsure of themselves, endearingly awkward and flawed."-Reviewer Cheryl
A story of first love and family tragedy for anyone in need of a good cry.
Praise for The Hunter's Daughter:
"The author created very realistic teen characters. They were sometimes bold and sometimes shy, both confident and unsure of themselves, endearingly awkward and flawed."-Reviewer Cheryl
"The book was beautifully written and an amazing story that had me crying for a happy ending."-Reviewer Joey
"This story is so much more than your typical contemporary. It's raw, vulnerable and real."-DJ Bookish Blog
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