title: The Lost Generation
author: Levy, Amanda Uche
description: I carved out a 490+ page novel, The Lost Generation (The Lost) for young adults and adults. I depicted amusement, conspiracy, love, laughter, hard work, jealousy, malice, mystery, romance, suspense, humor, wit and social criticism. A young law school student from an affluent family, Felicia Goldberg gives back to the society when she takes on a commendable cause of aiding welfare recipients achieve their college degrees so that our children would cease living in abject poverty in the land of opportunities. Since they are peerless, precious and priceless, they warrant the preeminent that life could extend. It also epitomizes true romance between the protagonist and her leading man, Peter Spielberg. Love is effortless. Many have come to grips with it while others have come to terms with it. The truth of the matter is that some stumble upon it earlier in their lives whilst others expend time in procuring it many years later. Since it is a verb, true romance paints a picture. It is worth more than a thousand words. She is searching for her birth certificate. The hospital where she was born failed to report it to the bureau of vital statistics. She takes us on an inconceivable journey globally. The protagonist suffers scores of traumatic incidents only the fittest would live to advocate the saga. Raised in a privileged milieu, she leaves all behind to pursue two projects by lending a hand to under-privileged young Americans and attending law school simultaneously. In the final analysis, fate or coincidence transports the truth to the surface by the least unexpected turn of events later. It has three sequels. They are Vanished, Misplaced and Lost and Found.