The Self-Imposed Exile of Nicholas Worth is a novel about family, regret, forgiveness, and the quiet search for meaning in a world that doesn't always make sense.

If you enjoy thoughtful literary fiction in the spirit of Tolstoy, Camus, Kafka, or Dostoevsky, I hope you'll give it a chance.

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Synopsis:

After the death of her father and the disappearance of her grandfather, eight-year-old Charlcie sets out with her mother and grandmother on a desperate road trip north to find him. As grief, addiction, old resentments, and a growing sense of danger threaten to pull the family apart, three generations must decide whether love can survive the ways people fail one another.

The Self-Imposed Exile of Nicholas Worth is a darkly comic literary novelette about grief, family, forgiveness, and refusing to abandon each other when life hurts.