Unfindable

One lottery ticket. Twenty-three million dollars. Seventy-two hours to disappear.

He never thought winning would be the worst thing that ever happened to him.

When an ordinary twenty-seven-year-old matches all six numbers, the rush of joy lasts exactly eleven minutes. Then the messages start. Cousins he hasn't spoken to in years send heart emojis. Strangers offer cash for his location. His face trends nationwide, and the internet turns into a mob that believes a jackpot belongs to everyone.

With a fixer who specializes in erasing people, a best friend armed only with a baseball bat, and a growing bounty on any clear photograph of his face, he runs. From a euphoric scream in a rundown apartment to fake bellies, facial bandages, private jets, and a frozen fishing lodge two hundred miles from the nearest road, he fights to claim the money without losing the one thing it can't buy back-his life.

Dark, propulsive, and relentlessly tense, Unfindable: A Lottery Winner's Disappearance is the thriller that asks the question every ticket buyer secretly dreads:

What if you actually won the lottery...

and the real prize was realizing no amount of money can make you disappear from a world that refuses to let go?

A gripping novella about sudden wealth, viral fame, and the terrifying cost of becoming the most wanted man in America-for all the wrong reasons.