One Hundred Names
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Journalist Kitty Logan's career has been destroyed by scandal, and she now faces losing the woman who guided and taught her everything she knew. At her mentor's bedside, Kitty asks her --what is the one story she always wanted to write? The answer lies in a file buried in Constance's office: a list of
… More »Journalist Kitty Logan's career has been destroyed by scandal, and she now faces losing the woman who guided and taught her everything she knew. At her mentor's bedside, Kitty asks her --what is the one story she always wanted to write? The answer lies in a file buried in Constance's office: a list of one hundred names. There is no synopsis, no explanation, nothing else to explain what the story is or who these people are. The list is simply a mystery. But before Kitty can talk to her friend, it is too late. With everything to prove, Kitty is assigned the most important task of her life -- to write the story her mentor never had the opportunity to. Kitty has to not only track down and meet the people on Constance's list, but find out what connects them. And, in the process of hearing ordinary people's stories, she uncovers Constance's -- and starts to understand her own.
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Add a CommentI was pleased by this story and it had more to it than I had thought at first. Good read.
Another great story from a great storyteller! Cecelia Ahern writes complex stories full of quirky, interesting people. I always learn something about myself when I read her books.