Books like Lost daughters by Mary Monroe
Maureen Montgomery’s world turns upside down when she discovers that her new husband, Mel, and her daughter, Lorretta, a budding model, have fled together, claiming love. Faced with deep betrayal, Maureen is forced to revisit the hardships of her own past and confront the painful memories that have shaped her. Through this crisis, she finds the inner strength to rebuild her life on her own terms, learning resilience and the power of self‑redefinition.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Psychological Fiction/Relationship Drama
Authors: Mary Monroe
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