Angol
Portsmouth, 1970. Danny Brockman is nineteen, in love, and about to see his first festival. Then the music stops, and he doesn't come home.
Fifty-five years later, a man walks out of a government facility looking exactly as he did the night he vanished. Not older. Not changed. Just gone from the world for longer than most people's whole lives - and now trying to find his way back into it.
Gina never stopped waiting. She built a life, a family, a version of herself that learned to carry the not-knowing. Now the boy she lost is standing in front of her, nineteen in every way except the one that matters, and neither of them knows what to do with the years in between.
Ticket to the Void is a story about the people left behind, the cost of time nobody chose to lose, and what it means to love someone across a gap that was never supposed to close. But something brought Danny back - and it isn't finished with him yet.
Book One of the Ticket to the Void trilogy.
