Lost on the Way
Lost on the Way by Isabel Jolie is the fourth installment in the West Side Series, published by Noctivity, Incorporated on September 21, 2020. This standalone love story follows the journey of Jason and Maggie, who have been best friends since college. Their bond has been tested through tragic loss and personal battles, but a night of unexpected revelations leads them to confront the complexities of their relationship. As they navigate the challenges of friendship and love, both characters must face their individual struggles and the toxic patterns that have developed over the years.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of friendship, love, and personal growth within the realms of psychological and contemporary fiction. The story delves into the dynamics of family life and the intricacies of marriage and divorce, highlighting the importance of self-discovery and healing. With 256 pages, this edition presents a thoughtful examination of how two people can evolve from friends to something more, while also recognizing the need for personal space and introspection.
Official synopsis Publisher
The fourth book in the West Side Series, Lost on the Way is a standalone love story. The series can be read in any order.
Jason and Maggie are the best of friends. Friends since college, they’ve stood by each other through tragic loss and during battles with cancer. In many ways, they’ve grown up together, from college through their twenties. Then, one night after too much tequila, everything changes. As the two struggle to regain the friendship they each depend on, Jason battles his own demons, issues he’s avoided over the years by using his friendship as a crutch. His inability to process those issues reveals the toxic nature of their relationship, forcing Maggie to put herself first. Lost on the Way is the love story between two people who love each deeply, but who find they need to take a step back before they can take a step forward.
They were friends-just friends. Now they’re something else entirely.
“Finally a romance with complicated characters- with really complicated relationships- that recognize their toxic traits and WORK to get better.
This book- was so good. It was so refreshing to see people work through their issues and come out on the other side.”
-Brandie DeRusha, writer for BookRiot
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