Lost Property by Helen Paris
Dot Watson appears to be very comfortable in her job at Transport for London’s Lost Property office. She values her work and handles each lost object with the care and deference it deserves as something which holds precious memories and important moments of a person’s life. And in many cases they are memories and moments which simply cannot be replaced.
When Mr Appleby comes in looking for a lost holdall, Dot takes it upon herself, despite the difficulties she has along the way, to reunite him with it, and in so doing, finds a Dot she left behind a long time ago.
A wonderfully uplifting debut novel from Helen Paris.
