Mallory's Reviews > The Lake of Lost Girls

I was excited when I saw this thriller included snippets of a podcast as I like that technique, especially for audiobooks. Overall I thought the narrator did a great job with the main characters, but I didn’t love the voices she made for the male characters. I did hope for more from the podcasters, but it was still fun. Lindsey’s life has been defined by the disappearance of her sister Jessica. Lindsey was only 6 when her college aged sister went missing and nothing was the same afterwards. Three other women went missing that year. Fast forward to the present and a body has been found. This has brought new attention to the cases and especially to the poor police work that was done. Lindsey meets a reporter who seems to be as dedicated to solving this case as her and she finds herself digging into the case and finding pieces of the story that happened to her sister. This thriller was fun, but I didn’t think it was super twisty. The culprit was pretty obvious early on, but I still enjoyed the ride.