"Lost and Found in Montana" is a compelling novel that follows 18-year-old Will Henry, who travels throughout Montana in 1916 and 1917 as an aspiring journalist. His travels take him from Great Falls to Helena and Butte, where he encounters many of Montana's historical figures-including Charlie Russell, Janette Rankin, and Frank Little. Along the way, he also discovers The Salvation Army and falls in love with young Joy, two events which help him realize that his most important journey is a spiritual one, where he searches for and finds what truly matters in life. Both an ambitious account of historical fiction and an enthralling Christian love story, this novel stands the test of time as a literary endeavor. The author shares the rich history and vast beauty of Montana while delicately telling a timeless tale of love, adventure, and growth.