![]() I also enjoyed the author's decision to write the narrative with 'then' and 'now' chapter perspectives, which allowed us to follow Alice in the present as she attempted to uncover the strange happenings of the town, as well as allowed us to get a glimpse into what life was like in the town and what may have gone wrong that led to the disappearance.ĭespite the positives, I was also disappointed in story arc overall in regard to plot developments and 'twists.' I also didn't really care for any of the characters and found myself not overly invested in any of their goals, personalities, or emotions while exploring the village. The atmosphere that the author developed was one of the strongest points, and it really made me feel as though the lore and mystery around this village was tangible and intimidating. I have a lot of mixed feelings about this book. ![]() ![]() No one since then has been able to uncover what happened to the residents or why there was one baby who was left in the village. ![]() ![]() The Lost Village is a suspenseful thriller about amateur filmmaker Alice Lindstedt as she travels to investigate a "lost" town in Sweden where all of the residents-including her grandmother's family-mysteriously disappeared decades ago. ![]()
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