The Cartographer of Lost Things

Delia Marsh has spent fifteen years mapping cities that no longer exist — ghost towns, drowned villages, borders that were redrawn so many times nobody remembers where they started. When she receives a commission to map a single house in coastal Portugal, she expects a week's work. Instead she finds a building that doesn't agree with her instruments, a family that knows more about her late mother than they should, and a cartographic tradition that suggests the real world is only one layer of many. THE CARTOGRAPHER OF LOST THINGS is literary fantasy for readers who believe a map is never just a map.