LOST by ALICE LICHTENSTEIN

On a cold January morning, Susan a professor of Biology, leaves her husband alone for a few minutes and returns to find him gone. Suffering from dementia, no longer able to take care of himself, Christopher has wandered into a frigid landscape with no sense of direction, LOST!

Susan's life intersects with those of two strangers, Jeff, her liaison with the police, a social worker and search-and-rescue expert and Corey, a twelve year old boy rendered mute by a family tragedy who has become one of Jeff's cases.

From the unexpected convergence of three lives, Corey, Jeff and Susan, emerges an arresting portrait of the shifting terrain or marriage, and the uneasy burden of love and regret.