Left No Forwarding Address

by Gerald J. Davis

Have you ever wished you could start over? That you could leave everything and everyone behind and find a new life? Our narrator takes that risk. He leaves a weary, dull, anesthetized existence, abandons his family and sets out to live as an explorer in the jungle that is called New York City, in the long-shot hope of finding contentment. He changes his appearance and takes a new identity, but he is not prepared for the obstacles he encounters and the enemies who surround him. He descends into a world where you write the rules as you go along, and where there are no dental plans, no indexed pensions and no frequent flier miles. Join him as he embarks on a journey of self-discovery with an uncertain outcome.

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First published January 31, 2005

About the author

Gerald J. Davis is the award-winning author of fourteen works of fiction, including BEOWULF, THE NEW TRANSLATION, Silver Medal Winner-Book of the Year.

Reviews

[E.R. Yatscoff · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 stars means it was okay. Not normally my type of read but it was engaging and the humor of the protagonists self introspection was delightful. Should be a part two of the character leaving for some 3rd world country. THAT would be a hoot

[keith hill · Rating 5 out of 5]

Takes bleakness to a new level of understanding.

It grabs you from the beginning. You keep rooting for the main character but you know it won't work. The ending will surprise you.