Elizabeth Kohen, a young journalist trapped in a dead end job, takes on an assignment that she thinks could be the story of a lifetime. Desperate for a sense of professional fulfilment, she flies to New Mexico to meet a man who vanished decades ago. Raymond Kowalski was an internationally renowned artist, loved and loathed by thousands, until he orchestrated his own disappearance. Now he’s an aging squatter in New Mexico’s back country, with no family, friends, or legal identity. In Elizabeth, he sees an opportunity that he can’t resist; the chance to be the author of his own legacy. Their plans suddenly crumble after a run-in with INS forces them to flee into the wilderness. Lost, they must now not only elude the law, but also struggle for their lives against the unforgiving desert.
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Allison Drennan, author of the eagerly anticipated debut novel, A Guide To a Happier Life, lives in Bellingham, Washington with two elderly cats. Allison started writing what could be called short stories at age twelve, and has been developing her craft ever since. She loves travel and adventure, and this is reflected in her writing. She is also an artist, the second youngest of five children, and an amateur cook. She grew up in Anchorage, Alaska, but has traveled all over the world, and even lived abroad. Most recently she had the opportunity to go trekking in the mountains of Bhutan, a place that she hopes to visit again. But her first love is the American southwest, with it's broad skies and sprawling deserts.
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