Lost Without a Trace

Our hero, Jack, is a daring WWII fighter pilot shot down behind enemy lines over Germany. Reported missing in action and presumed dead, Jack defies the odds and survives as a prisoner of war. Fed false reports about England’s defeat, he spends three gut-wrenching years believing his country has fallen.

Finally liberated, Jack returns home to find his world irrevocably changed. His beloved mother and infant son are missing, displaced after surviving the Blitz. Consumed by loss, Jack embarks on an unrelenting search across war-torn England to find the family fate so cruelly ripped away from him.

Fate intervenes when a chance encounter provides Jack the first glimmer of hope for a bittersweet reunion. Will he find his family in time before they are lost in the fog of war?

Lost Without a Trace is Patricia’s fourth published book and tells a harrowing story of loss and separation. The story is set in England, where Patricia grew up and developed a love of literature, sport and art. Her passions are gardening and fishing and being with her close family.

Although Patricia now calls Australia her home, her roots are firmly entrenched in England, where she returns for holidays as often as she can. Patricia attended university in Australia as a mature student and obtained her Bach. App. Sc. in Recreation.