The man in the book is the keeper of lost things as he has lost something precious of his own. He comforts himself with the feeling that one day, he just might be able to reunite the lost items with their owners.

He stores them carefully and writes stories about them imagining how they came to be lost. Anthony’s lasting wish is for his assistant, Laura, to continue his work.

At the same time, another couple, in another era are living in similar circumstances to Anthony and Laura. Lost souls looking after each other whilst hiding from the world a little. Both worlds weave together to form a heartwarming picture. And believe me, the joy is in the unravelling...

The stories linked to each item are a hoot but also very emotionally charged and poignant. If I ever see a piece of blue jigsaw now....! Sunshine’s observations in particular are charming all on their own.

There’s a lot of love and charm packaged neatly in this book. Open it carefully and revel in the Sunshine which beams from its pages.Close your eyes when finished and thank Anthony for bringing magic into your life (and Ruth Hogan of course - she is an emotional wizard!)