Lost at the River is a 30,000-word contemporary early middle-grade novel about courage, friendship, and forgiveness. 
 
Peter Lucas lives on an island so small it doesn’t even appear on most maps. Ever since his brother’s accident left him in a coma, Peter has carried a heavy secret—he believes it’s all his fault. When his guilt drives him to take a risky trip to the mainland, he and his friends come up with a daring plan to sneak aboard the ferry.
 
But the journey to see his brother in the hospital doesn’t go as expected. As Peter faces new dangers and difficult truths, he learns that some things in life can’t be controlled. Lost at the River is a heartfelt, adventurous story about hope and the courage to face change in an ever-changing world.
 
5.5 x 8.5 | 125 pages | Paperback