
Synopsis
A renowned photographer embarks on a cross-country journey to reunite with the men she loved and let go, questioning her past decisions in this captivating novel of first love, second chances, and the elusive search for happiness.
Madison Allen, a career-driven photographer, finds herself reflecting on the past while sifting through old photos in her fashionable New York apartment. Three men had been very important to her in different ways, but it was always her fourth love, her job, that ultimately won out.
With a forced pause in her demanding schedule, Maddie sets off on a road trip to reconnect with her past loves in Boston, Chicago, and Wyoming. As she revisits these relationships, she hopes to find closure and reassurance that the decisions she made years ago, when left alone with three young children, were the right ones.
As Lost and Found unfolds, Maddie's life comes into clearer focus, and a new, unexpected future begins to take shape. Danielle Steel's novel is a poignant reflection on love, family, and the ever-present question of ‘what if?’ that will resonate with anyone who has ever wondered about the path not taken.