Nobody Was Missing

There is a photograph of a little girl standing in a grocery store.

The problem is that she feels like a stranger.

And that's impossible.

I've shared every heartbeat she's ever had.

Every birthday.

Every bad haircut.

Every embarrassing crush.

Every dream she was too afraid to say out loud.

So why does she feel like someone I've never met?

Nobody Was Missing begins with a simple question and spirals into something much stranger.

Through childhood memories, teenage mistakes, astrology charts, first loves, heartbreaks, concerts, insomnia, big-city dreams, stray cats, and the quiet loneliness of becoming an adult, one woman attempts to investigate a disappearance she cannot quite explain.

Along the way, she discovers that memory behaves more like storytelling than history, that some heartbreaks are actually misunderstandings, and that growing up may be far more mysterious than anyone admits.

Part memoir, part philosophy, part psychological exploration, Nobody Was Missing is a book about the people we used to be, the people we're still becoming, and the unsettling possibility that time changes less than we think.

For anyone who has ever looked at an old photograph and wondered,

"What happened to that person?"

this book is an invitation to ask a different question.

One that might change everything.