The cover of What Was Mine by Helen Klein Ross shows an empty swing against an autumn backdrop of fallen leaves, reflecting the novel's themes of loss, motherhood, and moral reckoning.
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The cover of What Was Mine by Helen Klein Ross shows an empty swing against an autumn backdrop of fallen leaves, reflecting the novel's themes of loss, motherhood, and moral reckoning.

What was Mine: A novel

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Description

Author helen Klein Ross

Publisher Gallery Books (January 5, 2016)

Binding paperback

Condition like new

Summary

What Was Mine by Helen Klein Ross is a gripping and heart-wrenching novel about Lucy Wakefield, a successful woman who makes a split-second decision that changes her life and the lives of others forever—she kidnaps a baby from an IKEA store. As the child grows, Lucy’s crime remains hidden, but the truth begins to unravel, leading to a reckoning with the devastating consequences of her actions. This emotionally charged narrative explores themes of motherhood, identity, and the moral complexity of love and loss, as told from multiple perspectives, including that of the kidnapped girl and her birth mother.

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