I Lost My Way Back To Me

"For everyone still finding their way back, it counts more than you think it does."Daniel Reyes is good at ideas. Better than good, his mind works in possibilities, seeing what could be built, reimagined, improved. But for thirty years, he's been running from something: the person he doesn't actually affect. His wife. His siblings. His parents. The gap between the man he promises to be and the man he actually is.I Lost My Way Back To Me is a story about failure, but not redemption the way you've read it before. It's about a man learning that hiding isn't protecting. That some forgiveness isn't clean. That staying actually staying present, actually staying honest is harder and more important than any business plan. It's about siblings learning to keep their own ledgers of who their brother is becoming. It's about a woman finally asking for her own life back, not as revenge, but as necessity.This is a novel for anyone who's watched marriage weather a storm they thought would break it. For anyone who's been let down by someone they loved. For anyone who's learned that the people we hurt most are the ones who gave us the most reasons to tell them the truth first.Small moments. Honest conversations. The daily practice of showing up. This is what it looks like when someone actually finds their way back not to who they were, but to who they need to become.