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Forgetting the Lost
Most children are afraid of the dark. She knows better. Six-year-old Madeline Galloway knows she's unlikeable. Unlovable. Uncanny.
About Forgetting the Lost
Most children are afraid of the dark. She knows better. Six-year-old Madeline Galloway knows she's unlikeable. Unlovable. Uncanny. But when she encounters a strange man she believes to be a fallen angel, will her abilities save her life—or ruin it? Set in coastal North Carolina in the 1940s, this atmospheric novella is part Southern gothic, part supernatural suspense. Narrated by April Doty, this work stands alone or as a prequel to the speculative women's fiction novel "Daughters of Men."
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Forgetting the Lost — frequently asked
- Is Forgetting the Lost on Spotify?
- We haven't confirmed Forgetting the Lost on Spotify's audiobook catalog yet. Spotify audiobooks are included with Premium (up to a monthly listening limit) in supported markets.
- Is Forgetting the Lost on Apple Books?
- Yes — Forgetting the Lost is available as an audiobook on Apple Books.
- Who wrote Forgetting the Lost?
- Forgetting the Lost is by J. Martain & April Doty.
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