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When You Find My Body: The Dis | Dee Dauphinee

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Geraldine Largay vanished in July 2013, while hiking the Appalachian Trail in Maine. Her disappearance sparked the largest lost-person search in Maine history, which culminated in her being presumed dead. She was never again seen alive.

Roary47

When You Find My Body: The Dis | Dee Dauphinee

Here is my four suggestions for #CampLitsy24 I‘m hoping the tagged isn‘t too morbid since this is a camping scene. I have just been wanting to read more about Inchworm after I read an article about her being found. Plus, I just noticed we should select 2024 books? It would be disqualified. 😅

Megabooks, squirrelbrain, BarbaraBB

Roary47

The Medicine Woman of Galveston

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squirrelbrain Thanks for nominating! A new Lucy Foley…that wasn‘t on my radar. 🤔 11mo

BarbaraBB I love some true crime, even while camping 😀 11mo

Caroline2 Ohhh so tempted by The Medicine woman!! 😮 11mo

AmyG Hooray The Guncle! 11mo

Megabooks I'm glad to see The Guncle getting a lot of nods. Nice choices! 11mo

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csimmer23

When You Find My Body: The Dis | Dee Dauphinee

so-so

I was deceived into being told this was a true crime book and it most certainly is not. However, after I got through some very boring parts about the history of the App. Trail, it turned into a book about the psychology of survival and how we act when lost. Now that is a topic I enjoy. This is the story of Gerry who goes missing hiking. One big problem is that the author tells us exactly what happened on the first page, so there is no suspense.

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