One Dog, Two People, Infinite Chaos Not a Case

What if your life wasn't a case to crack? After months of late-night symptom searches, color-coded journals, and diagnosing everyone including the dog, our narrator finally meets his match: Mia, a shoebox under the bed, and a block that treats soup like medicine and neighbors like furniture that holds. Told with deadpan humor and a big beating heart, Not a Case follows one couple (and Frosty, a very good dog) as they swap labels for small things: Ask → Feel → Do (Small). Water. Sun. Food. Dog. One sock. Enough. If you've ever tried to optimize your feelings, therapize your relationships, or brand your breakthroughs, this is the comedy you need-satire with warmth, a love story with boundaries, and a neighborhood that proves ordinary is underrated.

Pagina's: 250, Paperback, Independently published