Stripped of everything, 48 survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 find themselves stranded on a tropical isl&. This band of friends, family, enemies, & strangers must work together to stay alive. But the island isn't going to make it easy for them...

As an environmentalist, Faith Harrington could be one of the biggest assets for the group's survival. But the events that lead her to board Flight 815 have left her wracked with guilt & self-doubt.

As Faith reflects on the incidents from her past, she'll have to deal with the present reality of being surrounded by strangers in a hostile new environment.

Will this mysterious new world offer Faith an opportunity to start over? Or will she fall victim to one of the island's deadly perils?





...

The worldwide hit TV series Lost, which will be broadcast on Channel 4 from August 2005, takes place on a remote South Pacific ...

Lynda Bellingham is much-loved as the warm, open & quick-witted panellist on Loose Women as well as for her appearances in ...

Lynda Bellingham is much-loved as a regular on ITV's Loose Woman and for her recent role as the lead in Calendar Girls ...

One solitary thought in order to survive in the stupor of the heat: evening always comes. There is always an end. Think only of ...

Deric Longden's mum was a wonderfully endearing, eccentric lady whose passions ranged from pot plants & her beloved pussycats to Buttercup Syrup which she consumed in vast quantities. She also provided comfort, advice & her own particular brand of wisdom in the years when Deric was struggling after the death of his first wife, Diana.

Deric's many happy memories include the vision of his mother's unmistakeable backside as she charged through Marks & Spencers; the way in which she charmed everyone she met, including the surliest of youths, & her unusual technique of selling a house which involved plying potential buyers with iced buns whilst pointing out the damp patches & dodgy electrics. Strangely, it worked.

Lost For Words is a funny, poignant & ultimately heartwarming book that may well make you cry, but will certainly make you laugh.



...

Deric Longden's mum was a wonderfully endearing, eccentric lady whose passions ranged from pot plants & her beloved pussycats to Buttercup Syrup which she consumed in vast quantities. She also provided comfort, advice & her own particular brand of wisdom in the years when Deric was struggling after the death of his first wife, Diana.

Deric's many happy memories include the vision of his mother's unmistakeable backside as she charged through Marks & Spencers; the way in which she charmed everyone she met, including the surliest of youths, & her unusual technique of selling a house which involved plying potential buyers with iced buns whilst pointing out the damp patches & dodgy electrics. Strangely, it worked.

Lost For Words is a funny, poignant & ultimately heartwarming book that may well make you cry, but will certainly make you laugh.



...