The Lost Girl

In The Lost Girl, siblings Esme and Gabriel navigate loss and uncover family secrets while facing the spirits that haunt their new home.

In The Lost Girl, set in 1875, siblings Esme and Gabriel find themselves facing a harsh reality after the sudden death of their mother and the mysterious absence of their father. With nowhere else to turn, they embark on a journey to locate their estranged grandfather in Lincolnshire. Upon arrival, they discover a cold and unwelcoming environment. Despite his reluctance, their grandfather, the village vicar, recognizes his obligation to protect his reputation and reluctantly agrees to take them in.

As Esme settles into her grandfather's home, her initial relief quickly turns to sorrow when Gabriel is sent away to boarding school. Left alone, she soon realizes that the seemingly empty house is filled with spirits from the past. Esme possesses a unique gift that allows her to see these restless souls, particularly the ghosts of young women who linger in the shadows of the rectory. These spirits are trapped between worlds, seeking assistance from Esme, who must unravel their mysteries to find peace in her own life.

The story weaves a tale of resilience, as Esme strives to lay the ghosts to rest while navigating her own challenges. Can she uncover the truth behind their haunting and secure the happy life she yearns for? The Lost Girl is a poignant exploration of family, loss, and the power of connection across time and space.