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The Lost and Found Hotel

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Spanning the Devon coast from the Second World War to the present, The Lost and Found Hotel is an emotional, uplifting book club read about the secrets families keep, the lives we settle for, and...
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  • November 10, 2026
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Spanning the Devon coast from the Second World War to the present, The Lost and Found Hotel is an emotional, uplifting book club read about the secrets families keep, the lives we settle for, and the courage it takes to start again.

On a clifftop above a beach stands The Wavecrest – a rambling, old-fashioned hotel where the tea is strong, the armchairs are deep, and three generations of women have had their lives shaped by the same secret.

Rose has the life she was taught to want: the West London house, a doctor husband, two small children, a successful career behind her. She also has a restless feeling she can't name and a fear her marriage is quietly falling apart. But when her elderly, sharp-tongued mother summons her back to the hotel she swore she'd never return to – and then vanishes on a mysterious journey of her own – Rose finds herself running The Wavecrest, raising her children among the guests, and bumping into the man she once thought was her future.

She only came back to hold the fort for a few weeks. But the secrets of the past won't let her go. What if uncovering them means finding out who she really is – and what she really wants for her one precious life?

Back in 1944, as the world tears itself apart, a shy, bookish girl falls in love with the one man she is forbidden to love. What passes between them will reshape a family for fifty years.

Perfect for readers who love:

- Sweeping dual-timeline fiction
- Family secrets and a forbidden WWII love story
- Windswept coastal setting with a charming seaside hotel
- A burnt-out heroine starting over and rediscovering herself
- A tender second-chance romance

A gripping story of forgiveness, identity and belonging for readers of Fiona Valpy, Lorna Cook and Kate Morton.

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Price: $18.99
Pages: 230
Publisher: Storm Publishing
Imprint: Storm Publishing
Publication Date: November 10, 2026
Trim Size: 8.00 X 5.25 in
ISBN: 9781837005673
Format: Paperback
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'I LOVED this book and devoured it in one day. An emotional read… beautiful.' Reader review, 5 stars

'Beautifully written, thoughtful, and emotionally honest… will resonate with readers who enjoy character-driven stories rooted in emotion and landscape.' Reader review, 5 stars

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'A gentle, heartfelt read with a stunning sense of place, relatable characters, and a storyline that quietly lifts you. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it to anyone who loves stories about rediscovery, grounding, and the healing power of nature.' Reader review, 5 stars

'A tender, uplifting novel about finding yourself by returning to where you began. It left me feeling grounded, hopeful, and a little emotional. One I know will stay with me for a long time.' Reader review, 5 stars

'Absolutely brilliant… You won't be able to put it down. Definitely one of my 2026 reads. Fab.' Reader review, 5 stars

'A beautiful – often heartwarming – tale about women, love, kinship, and hope!' Reader review, 5 stars