The relationship between Erin and Adam was amazingly sensual and slow building. Kathryn, Goodreads I absolutely loved this book! I couldn't put it down. After reading this book, I would love to plan a visit! - Sara, Goodreads There were so many surprises I was on the edge of my seat. Debbie, Goodreads I was completely enthralled with the vivid descriptions of Japan. Her passion to follow her heart and figure things out is amazing. Amanda, Goodreads I love Erin, I love everything about her. It was both peaceful and exciting at the same time. Denise, Goodreads Japan as a backdrop was such a unique story setting.

Quite a few scenes brought out the goosebumps. Praise for LOST IN TOKYO: Beautifully written. Could these memories be real? If so, perhaps her mother can be found. As they explore the wonders of Japan, Erin finds herself haunted by strange memories that seem to belong to her mother. While struggling with the tension that w dominates their once incent friendship and the trauma stirred up from Erin's painful past, Erin and Adam visit the places on her mother's list. Just hours after they arrive in Tokyo, in a jet-lagged fog, Erin and Adam end up in bed together.

But her trip won't be going according to plan. Erin has decided to carry out this itinerary, believing that it might help her find her mother. The only possible clue she left behind is a handwritten itinerary for a dream trip to Japan, a trip that Erin doesn't kw if her mother ever had the chance to take. Fifteen years ago, Erin's mother mysteriously vanished. Still recovering from a traumatic past, nineteen-year-old American college student, Erin, is hoping that her visit to Japan with her best friend, Adam, will be life-changing. Amy, Goodreads SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO ABANDON YOUR COMFORT ZONE TO FIND THE PLACE WHERE YOU BELONG. I would absolutely recommend this book and I have to several people already. Em, Goodreads Full of heartbreak, loss and finding yourself while falling in love with your best friend. Traveling throughout Japan is a dream of mine and this book created a sense of familiarity with places I've only witnessed through (manymanymany) videos.

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