Six Years

Jake Fisher watched the love of his life, Natalie, marry another man six years ago. He promised to leave her alone, but when he sees an obituary for her husband, Todd Sanderson, Jake attends the funeral hoping for a glimpse of her. Instead, he finds a different widow and realizes that Natalie’s entire existence during their time together might be a fabrication. As Jake searches for the truth, he uncovers a conspiracy involving a private faculty retreat called Lanford College and witnesses who claim Natalie never existed. He faces physical threats from men determined to keep her location hidden while he untangles a web of witness protection and identity theft.

This story serves readers who enjoy fast-paced puzzles centered on missing persons and government secrets. It appeals to those interested in how digital footprints and academic institutions can hide criminal activity. Readers walk away with a cynical perspective on the permanence of identity and the ease with which a person’s history can be erased. The book provides a technical look at investigative methods used to track individuals who do not wish to be found in a landscape of institutional cover-ups.

Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

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