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You are here: Home / Entertainment / Lost and Found by Liz Byrski – Book Review

Lost and Found by Liz Byrski – Book Review

22 March 2026 by Dee Young Leave a Comment

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Lost and Found by Liz Byrski – Rose Walters has never taken a leap of faith quite like this one.
She is flying home to England for the first time in decades to search for her first love. However, what she finds there is far from what she expected.

When Rose turns up at her door, Dora Stutchbury is not sure she’s willing to rake over the coals of the past, especially those she has taken care to let lie for so long. But both women are about to be surprised, as an unlikely friendship shows them a way forward. Also, this friendship finally unearths some answers to questions about the past, an absent son and lover, and the women themselves!

This is an intriguing narrative with many twists and turns of a past relationship never resolved. Will Rose find the peace of mind she feels she deserves? Or, will the truth be too painful to bear?

Can Dora also find a similar reconciliation despite her reluctance to disturb the past?

A heart-wrenching must-read!

ISBN: 9781760781651

Lost and Found is available in paperback, e-book and audiobook.

About Dr Liz Byrski

Dr Liz Byrski A.M. is a novelist, non-fiction writer, former journalist and ABC broadcaster, with more than fifty years’ experience in the British and Australian media. She is the author of eleven bestselling novels, including Gang of Four and A Month of Sundays, as well as more than a dozen non-fiction books. Liz lives in Melbourne, Australia. She has two sons and twin grandsons.

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