SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO ABANDON YOUR COMFORT ZONE TO FIND THE PLACE WHERE YOU BELONG. Just weeks after eighteen-year-old Erin tragically loses her best friend, she is brutally betrayed by her high school crush. Plagued by crippling panic attacks and disconcerting visions of her dead friend, Erin travels to Los Angeles, searching for a sign that life is still worth living. Shortly after she arrives, she meets Ben, a mysterious man who captures both her curiosity and her heart. As they explore Los Angeles together, Ben reveals shocking secrets of his tragic childhood and helps Erin believe that she can heal from the wounds of her traumatic past. But Ben is hiding one horrible secret. A secret that could tear them apart. One year later, Erin journeys to Japan to carry out her mother's bucket list. When Erin was just four years old, her mother mysteriously vanished. Erin's only clue to her mother's possible whereabouts is a hand-written itinerary for a dream trip to Japan, a trip that Erin doesn't know if her mother ever had the chance to take. Erin has decided to carry out this Japan bucket list, believing that it might help her find her mother. But her trip won't be going according to plan. Just hours after Erin and Adam arrive in Tokyo, in a jet-lagged fog, they end up in bed together. While struggling with the tension that now dominates their once innocent friendship, Erin and Adam visit the places on her mother's bucket list. As they explore the wonders of Japan, Erin finds herself haunted by strange "memories" that seem to belong to her mother. Could these memories be real? If so, perhaps her mother can be found. LOST is a young adult / new adult contemporary romance novel perfect for readers who enjoyed JUST ONE DAY and JUST ONE YEAR (by Gayle Forman) and LEAVING TIME (by Jodi Picoult). LOST gives us insider's Los Angeles and Japan travel guides wrapped in a story of healing and hope, with twists that you won't see coming. Note: LOST contains both novels in the LOST duology: LOST IN LOS ANGELES and LOST IN TOKYO. LOST IN LOS ANGELES and LOST IN TOKYO are also available individually at Amazon. Each book stands alone, and the books can be read in either order. Praise for LOST IN LOS ANGELES and LOST IN TOKYO: "It's great to see two damaged people come together and help one another get through their problems. The best part was the twist at the end. It completely caught me off guard " -- Review of Lost in Los Angeles by Ashley Wholly Books "I absolutely loved this book I couldn't put it down. The relationship between Erin and Adam was amazingly sensual and slow building. It kept the pages turning like crazy." -- Review of Lost in Tokyo by Amanda at Goodreads