The House for Lost Children

Set in England during World War II, this poignant novel follows Louisa Brightford, who transforms her home into a boarding school for evacuated children amid the looming threat of war. As she nurtures these vulnerable souls, particularly the grief-stricken Gracie, Louisa grapples with her own heartache while forming a tender bond with Jack, the children's teacher. When challenges arise that threaten the school and devastating news about her son David strikes, Louisa must summon the strength to protect her newfound family and forge a hopeful future amid uncertainty. This gripping tale of love, loss, and resilience explores the lengths one woman will go to for the children in her care.