The Book of Lost and Found: Sweeping, captivating, perfect summer reading

In many ways, my life has been rather like a record of the lost and found. Perhaps all lives are like that. It’s when life started in earnest HERTFORDSHIRE, 1928 The paths of Tom and Alice collide against a haze of youthful, carefree exuberance. And so begins a love story that finds its feet by a lake one silvery moonlit evening . . . It’s when there were no happy endings PARIS, 1939 Alice is living in the City of Light, but the pain of the last decade has already left its mark. There’s a shadow creeping across Europe when she and Thomas Stafford – now a world famous artist – find each other once more . . . It’s when the story begins LONDON, 1986 Bequeathed an old portrait from her grandmother, Kate Darling uncovers a legacy that takes her to Corsica, Paris and beyond. And as the secrets of time fall away, a love story as epic as it is life-changing slowly reveals itself . . . Sweeping and heartrending – the perfect read for fans of Victoria Hislop and Kate Morton. The historical romance, penned by the Sunday Times bestselling author, Lucy Foley, takes readers on a journey through the 20th century, from the military tensions of war to the carefree holidays in Corsica. The bestselling book, THE BOOK OF LOST AND FOUND, is a testament to Foley's prowess as an author, weaving a tale that is as heartrending as it is epic. For fans of Ruth Ware (The It Girl), Lisa Jewell (The Making of Us), Riley Sager (Home Before Dark), Gillian Mcallister (Everything but the Truth), and Tm Logan (The Holiday).