Lost on the Way Home, is a story about Lucy, a foundation director who works with at-risk youth to educate and inspire them to thirst for a brighter future. Schuster Landing, by outward appearances a quiet college community, harbors a demented past and present that is no secret to its residents. Yet no one speaks of the truth for fear that it will come knocking at their door. Children have gone missing, parents have died or disappeared and left nothing behind, except for quiet memories of those who remember.It is not until Helen Ramirez tells Lucy of her son Raphael's disappearance and the discovery of a mysterious gold foiled envelope that the blinders are removed from Lucy's eyes. Blinking is no longer an option.Lucy may have left the troubles of yesterday behind, but the reality of today demands atonement and resolution. There is an invisible game of chess being played with the residents of her new community. With each passing day, her life seems to be dangling in the void between the fates of death and life. With the assistance of her past and the present, she and her crew maneuver through a treacherous journey from the bottom all the way to the top. The dread of receiving one of those gold foil envelopes with its dark message "He's Been Here" must be put to rest forever.