Book details
Lost
Description
Gaia thought that now that she had her father, Tatiana, Natascha, and even Ed, she might finally have a chance at a 'normal' life. But when you're genetically coded not to feel fear, there's never a dull moment. Thomas Moore is suddenly taken ill and when he lapses into a coma, it's clear he's been poisoned. But by whom? The obvious suspect, Loki, is in prison - and alos comatose. Tom might have to be taken away to a special Agency clinic in Switzerland. But just when Gaia is sure she is going to lose everyone close to her someone resurfaces - and it's the last person Gaia would have expected!
Age
15-16
Text complexity
beginner
Length
224 pages
Book in series
#25
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: 'Lost' by Francine Pascal offers readers an intriguing and suspenseful storyline that keeps them hooked from the first page to the last. The twists and turns in the plot make it a compelling read for anyone who enjoys mystery and drama.
- Character Development: The book provides a deep dive into the characters' personalities, backgrounds, and motivations. Readers who appreciate well-developed characters with emotional depth will find this aspect of the book particularly satisfying.
- Themes of Self-Discovery: 'Lost' explores themes of identity, self-discovery, and the journey to find one's place in the world. This makes it a thought-provoking read that resonates with readers who are interested in personal growth and introspection.
- Francine Pascal's Writing Style: Known for her engaging and accessible writing style, Francine Pascal has a talent for creating vivid scenes and relatable characters. Fans of her work will not be disappointed by the quality of writing in 'Lost'.