Daughter of Mine

“Daughter of Mine” by Megan Miranda was a terrific mystery with lots of family drama and psychological twists. I absolutely loved reading this novel and trying to figure out clues to who might be a murderer and who might be covering up secrets. My chores definitely got put on hold so I could read chapter after chapter of this one!

Hazel has returned to her hometown of Mirror Lake, North Carolina for her father, Perry Holt’s, celebration of life service. Perry was an icon in the community – a longtime detective, whose 2 sons have followed in his footsteps and serve on the local police force. In Perry’s will, the family home is left only to Hazel – not to her brothers. If that isn’t strange enough, 2 cars are pulled from Mirror Lake that week – right behind the Holt house. What mystery lies behind those discoveries? Bad things seem to keep happening and Hazel doesn’t know who to trust. The creepy plot kept my interest and the plot twists were surprising!

I loved reading “Daughter of Mine!” The characters and setting were wonderful and I enjoyed the well-written plot! This novel will be going out often – a great summer read!

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This summer, Plant a Seed, Read at the library for our summer reading challenge! Log the minutes you read to earn badges and rewards!
Completion of this challenge requires 600 minutes (100 books for pre-readers) of reading. Each 100 minutes (15 books) of reading will reward you with 2 tickets to enter into the prize drawing on Beanstack, and readers age 0-12 will also get a prize of their choice from the prize box! Fully completing the challenge will reward you with an extra 10 tickets! Once you have earned your completion badge, stop by the front desk to enter the GRAND PRIZE DRAWING.
All prizes and incentives must be picked up in person at the library by August 1st, 2026.

Graphic for the Plant a Seed, Read, Summer Reading Challenge.

Visit the StoryWalk at Lakeview Park to experience a brand new story every six weeks. Library staff select a children’s book to go with the seasons or upcoming events. The current book is “The Bad Seed” by Jory John and Pete Oswald.

Book cover of "The Bad Seed" by Jory John and Pete Oswald.

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