Books like Loving Natalee by Beth Holloway
In 2005, Beth Holloway’s daughter Natalee vanished during a class trip to Aruba. Over the next two years, Beth devoted herself to finding any trace of her child, becoming a prominent voice in the international media. In this memoir she finally shares her personal journey, the emotional toll of the search, and the unwavering faith that kept her determined to continue looking, whether Natalee is alive, lost, or found.
First publish date: 1975
Genre: Suspense/General Suspense
Authors: Beth Holloway
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