Can Neverland save Peter Pan's granddaughter?

Angela, the great-granddaughter of Peter Pan, is dying.

Doctors have given up hope, but her mother-raised on tales of a magical land of eternal youth-is not done fighting. In a desperate attempt to save her thirteen-year-old daughter, she sends a reluctant Angela off toward the second star to the right and straight on till morning.

But Neverland isn't the paradise Angela imagined. Its skies have dimmed, the Lost Boys are leaderless, and the pirates-led by an erratic Captain Smee-are restless and ready for war. In this fragile world, Angela's promise to fight for her life will be tested at every turn.

Thrust into adventure, Angela must navigate the treacherous seas of her own mortality, face a future without her mother, and discover the difference between living and simply surviving.

Neverland, with the guidance of her new friends and the echoes of her great-grandfather's legacy, could save Angela's life... but not in the way she expects.

Perfect for readers who love:

. Coming-of-age adventures with heart

. Clean, emotional fantasy worlds

. Found-family stories and second chances

. Books that make you laugh, cry, and hope again

Praise for The Lost Girl:

"This is an emotional ride with a lot to say about growing up and the power of family. If you like Peter Pan, or just need a good Search term:cry, I highly recommend reading The Lost girl." - Amazon Review

"The Lost Girl warmed my heart, made me laugh, and made me cry." - Amazon Review

"Spooner's writing is effortless, weaving and worldbuilding while readers enjoy the ride. Thoughtfully paced, The Lost Girl: A Neverland Story is buoyed by strong craft." - The BookLife Prize