I bought this book after seeing the cover and without reading what it was about. I only judged the title and assumed that it was about losing one as in someone passing. I was incorrect.

Lost One is about losing the one. Dodge and Fate had had a rocky relationship for years. And one day, he ends up in jail, and Fate is without him for years. She wrote him every day for a year, and he didn’t respond. So, she thought that he hadn’t chosen her. That is until he ends up at her house, wanting another chance. It’s about a second chance romance.

I enjoyed how this book was written. I thought the descriptions were beautiful and everything was detailed. But not too detailed where it felt overwhelming. The pacing felt right at first. I enjoyed seeing the causal build up between Dodge and Fate as he tried to earn her trust back. And I enjoyed how their past was perfectly woven in. And how Fate found that maybe she didn’t have the situation right at first.

The pacing felt a little rocky at the end and it felt like it was put in hyper speed. I would have like a little more build up before that time jump ending.

Final Thoughts

Lost One had a beautiful and almost rhythmic pace in the beginning, but unfortunately at the end it felt rushed.