Catherine is struggling with an aging mother whose dementia causes contrasting moments of incoherency and vivid clarity. In one of those clear moments, her mother begins to unlock the truth of Cat's biological father. At the heart of this story is Cat's need for connection to her family of the past and a father she remembers only vaguely. As she connects with lost relatives in an effort to unlock her immigrant history, she discovers love and loss across multiple generations Weaving the story through real places from Ireland to the U.S. Great Northwest and events in time from Europe's 18th century famines through World War II, Cat finds what she's been looking for her entire life on the "Road to Lost and Found."