Calling The Lost Girl wonderful is merely an understatement. 
 I went into this book completely intrigued by the plot. I mean, building others that are so identical to you that they could replace you if you die? This sounds like something that is not that far off in the future. 
 While I started this book focused on the surreal plot ideas, the characters were definitely what won me over. I loved how tough and stubborn Eva was. She could have been very passive with the events that surrounded her but instead she chose to fight for her life and her humanity. My love for Sean is like no other! He is so sweet and caring and intelligent. The supporting characters in this book were also wonderfully written, each having their own story and background that made them really well developed and very real. 
 One of my favourite things in the book is the love interest. The circumstances made it very possibly for a horrible love triangle that would have made me put the book down right away. Instead, we get a slow burning romance that is perfect in all the right places. 
 The Lost Girl is a beautiful novel about grief, humanity, and love, and will keep you captivated until the very end.