Cheri Huber is a New York Times bestselling contemporary author of books that are focused on religion and spirituality. Her stories are usually about women overcoming challenges in their lives, whether they are physical or spiritual, and finding happiness. The books that Huber has written are also about women helping women through spiritual support groups. One of Huber's most popular books is "The Lost Wife", which was published in 2010. The book follows a woman named Eve who is in her thirties when she starts to suffer from mild memory loss. Eve realizes that her memories are slowly disappearing, and she starts to lose herself in the process. As Eve's memories disappear, she begins to fall into depression. She has an affair with another woman that ultimately ends up saving her life. Eve then tries to get her old self back by reconnecting with old friends and figuring out what happened to her marriage. "The Lost Wife" is part of Cheri Huber's "Lost" series of books, which all revolve around the theme of lost people trying to find themselves again. It is one of her more popular books because of its uplifting ending.