A review by one_more_book
Lost and Found Sisters by Jill Shalvis

challenging emotional funny hopeful inspiring reflective medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? Yes
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? N/A

5.0

I often forget how much I love books by Jull Shalvis until I pick up another to read. She explores topics that are sometimes difficult to read about, let alone experience. In "Lost and Found Sisters" the major theme is grief. Not just losing someone you love, but how that grief can disable you, make you unfeeling, angry, cast off, all alone, empty, and how difficult it is to work through that grief and heal your heart & soul.

Quinn Weller lost her best friend/only sibling to a fatal car accident two years earlier. For two years Quinn has been numb; going through the motions of her daily life with no enthusiasm or life. When she learns that her parents have kept a great secret from her, she feels shattered once again and takes off to the small town of Wildstone to learn the truth and claim an inheritance she knew nothing about.  Her inheritance is not money, but something much more complicated and difficult to comprehend.

As she learns more about her mysterious and baffling inheritance, Quinn comes to love the quirky town and its residents. Quinn also learns to open her heart again . . . and finds that she is still truly blessed in spite of the life-changing secret her parents kept from her.