Daniel Cross Disappears: A novel of Identity and Disappearance
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 486
Weight: 1.04
Height: 0.98 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
Introduction
Daniel Cross Disappears is a novel about the architecture of identity-how it is built, how it is performed, and how it can be systematically dismantled. It follows a man who, driven by a deep-seated hatred of injustice and a dangerous education in how systems work, decides to erase himself and become someone else. What begins as a carefully rehearsed lie told in his mother's kitchen spirals into an elaborate year-long disappearance, as Daniel Cross transforms into Danny-a man with a fabricated past, a northern accent, and a growing web of business connections that threaten to make him more visible than ever. Set against the ordinary yet treacherous landscapes of Margate and the hidden networks of small-town commerce, the novel explores the tension between truth and appearance, the weight of family loyalty, and the unsettling realisation that the most convincing lies are those built upon genuine truths. As Danny navigates a world of suspicion, trust, and ultimately four million pounds in unexplained cash, the story becomes a meditation on whether a person can truly disappear-or whether they only succeed in burying themselves so deeply that even they can no longer find their way back.
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