Lost in France

Praise for Lost in France:“A cozy mother-daughter adventure that will have you dreaming of owning your own one-euro home in charming Mirabelle. Loved it!”—Chantel Guertin, bestselling author of Two for the Road“Looking for a romantic French getaway? Claire Ross Dunn’s delicious novel, Lost in France, more than delivers! The intriguing set-up – what would you do if you accidentally bought a house in the beautiful French countryside for one Euro? – had me hooked from the start. When overworked, and professionally frustrated, single mother Marlow travels to France to sort through the consequences of her impulse buy, her teenage daughter in tow, the journey was supposed to be quick and painless. Instead, bureaucratic delays keep them in France for one magical summer, and as the weeks pass, Marlow dares to imagine a different future for herself. From sumptuous feasts, to glorious French countryside, a lovable found family, and the promise of romance, Lost in France is a delightful escapist feast!”—Uzma Jalaluddin, bestselling author of Yours for the Season and Moonlight Murder“With Lost in France Claire Ross Dunn has managed to combine three of my favorite things: a love triangle, a delicious setting, and the ridiculousness of French bureaucracy. I tore through this book, especially enjoying the alternating perspectives of the mother and daughter, who are both coming of age in their own way. Whether you are a Francophile or not, you will be delighted to spend time in rural France with Dunn’s characters.”—Carolyn Cohagan, author of the award-winning Time Zero trilogy“A pure delight. Full of warmth and humour, Lost in France is a tender and heartfelt portrait of family, fate and the breathtaking pleasures of the French countryside. An escape to Mirabelle is highly recommended.”—Grace Flahive, author of Palm Meridian

Claire Ross Dunn is a screenwriter, story editor, playwright, and novelist. Her romance movies include Cupids on Beacon Street and Love at Look Lodge. For TV, Claire wrote and story edited for the international hit sitcom Little Mosque on the Prairie and the half-hour teen drama Degrassi: The Next Generation, and was supervising producer for the Nickelodeon/YTV comedy Make It Pop. Claire’s debut novel, At Last Count, was a Globe and Mail Best Book, a Toronto Star summer pick, and a romance finalist for Rakuten Kobo’s 2025 Emerging Writer prize. Lost in France is her second novel.

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