Name: Lost for Words
ISBN: 9783963240621

Andrea Bramhall

Massage therapist Sasha's mother conspires to shake up her mundane existence by entering her into a scriptwriting contest. Sasha's not happy about the life-upending chaos that ensues, which includes meeting an attractive, perfectionist film producer. A bittersweet lesbian romantic comedy about the fun of never knowing what life will bring.

Lost for Words

Renee

I’ve wanted to read a book by Bramhill for some time now, but I kept moving other books ahead of hers. As of late, most of the other books I read were by authors I’ve grown accustomed to. So, I made a list of books by new-to-me authors and Lost for Words won out. I’m happy to say I thoroughly enjoyed this book.

I like how Bramhall humanized Sasha and Jac’s journey. Most the characters in the book are not the default, perfect twenty-somethings. Instead Lost for Words is a beautiful story about middle-aged characters celebrating life, taking chances, finding love, experiencing losses/heartaches, and supporting one another. In addition, this is the first book where I eagerly anticipated the two main characters meeting. I’m sure my eagerness was due to Bramhall giving me a chance to know Sasha and Jac as individuals first, which made their chemistry even more genuine.

There are several touching scenes in the book such as one towards the end with Fleur, Sasha, and Jac; I felt like I was in the room with them. And how precious the opportunity for Sasha to have an unabated lover like Jac who helped ground Sasha when she was at her most vulnerable. I wish the same was true for Bobbi; I wanted to reach through the book to give her hug at the reception. She’s the one character I still feel sorry for. Oh, and in Sophie’s honor, I’m starting a favorite supporting characters list because Sophie is f#$%king awesome!

Lost for Words

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