Finding Dorothy: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Elizabeth Letts

Finding Dorothy is a genre-bending, Southern gothic thriller about a group of friends who travel to an abandoned plantation for a bachelorette weekend. It centers on Lee, the daughter of a wealthy Texas oilman, and her increasingly sinister journey into the dark recesses of her own twisted past.

Finding Dorothy: A Novel is the re-telling of L. Frank Baum's classic The Wizard of Oz from the point of view of the Scarecrow. It follows Dorothy, her two friends the Tin Woodman and Cowardly Lion as they try to find their way back home after being made homeless by a tornado.

Finding Dorothy: A Novel is a story of friendship and survival during the early 1900s in a time when women have few options. The story follows Dorothy, a young girl who has been left to fend for herself after her father's death. She finds herself on her own struggling to make sense of the world around her while trying to figure out where she belongs. The book is narrated by several different characters throughout the novel.

"You know, I'm going to have to get a job." "Maybe you could be Dorothy's granddaughter and live with us for a while."

Finding Dorothy: A Novel is an amazing and powerful story about an 11-year-old girl named Dorothy Lee who is sent to live with her grandmother in rural Alabama after the death of her mother. The book follows Dorothy as she struggles to make sense of her past, and as she discovers secrets about her family that have been hidden since before her birth.

Maggie is a twenty-seven year old single mother with a teenage son who is going through some rough times. Maggie has worked all her life, but now it seems harder to provide for herself and her son. With no savings and the possibility of her son being placed in foster care looming, she seeks out an alternative way to make money- enter the world of writing bestselling books. As Maggie pursues this new path, she becomes ensconced in a world where greed and self-interest are valued above everything else; however, she discovers that sometimes what you've got to give up to get something can be just as valuable as what you've got to gain.