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Can't Wait Wednesday- The Lost Daughter

Hello! Today is one of my favorite weekly memes, Can't Wait Wednesday. Our host is Tressa@wishfulendings. Formally, this meme was Waiting on Wednesday hosted by Jill @breakingthespine. The purpose is to highlight a book that we can't wait  for usually the books are unpublished. This week I am highlighting The Lost Daughter by Gill Paul. Information from Goodreads,

Title- The Lost Daughter

Author- Gill Paul

Expected Publication  date- August 6th 2019? I say the question mark because     Goodreads says it came out in 2018 but the book has been removed from the links so I'm thinking that maybe the 2018 was a typo?

Goodreads Summary

"A Russian princess. An extraordinary sacrifice. A captivating secret....

From the number one best-selling author of The Secret Wife, The Lost Daughter is a sweeping, moving story of the tenacity of love and the power of forgiveness. Spectacular, enthralling and romantic, Gill Paul's latest novel will stay with you forever.

1918. With the country they once ruled turned against them, the future of the Romanov family hangs in the balance. When middle daughter Maria captures the attention of two of the guards, it will lead to the ultimate choice between right and wrong....

Fifty-five years later...

'I didn't want to kill her'. With these cryptic words Val's father dies, leaving her to unravel a mystery which unites two families who have faced unspeakable tragedy and perhaps to finally offer an explanation which has been long overdue."

 Why- I love all things Romanov! I want to read this because I am intrigued by the storyline. 

Comments

  1. I haven't read this author, but it sure sounds interesting!

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  2. Definitely sounds intriguing!

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  3. Did you read "I Was Anastasia" by Ariel Lawhon? Perfect! I reviewed it on my blog.

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  4. I hope you end up liking this!

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  5. This sounds amazing. I'm always interested in stories about the Romanovs too so will definitely be adding this to my TBR.

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