No Forwarding Address

Gia Esposito is a combat veteran, pregnant, broke, and sleeping in her truck when she comes back to the small town she swore she’d never return to. She only wants one thing from her dead mother’s condemned house: the lockbox her brother Donnie told her to find if things ever went bad.

Inside is proof that Donnie was right. The town’s shining civic savior, Jackie Durand, built his new development with money stolen from a veterans’ housing fund—and Donnie may have died because he found out.

Now Gia is holding the evidence, Durand knows it, and the offers start coming: housing, medical care, a quiet way out. All she has to do is hand over the files and disappear.

But if Gia stays quiet, her brother becomes the story this town already chose for him.

A bruising, high-pressure suspense story about war coming home, small-town corruption, grief, and the cost of refusing to vanish.