FLYING UNSEEN

Doug Miller has a face you forget while you're still looking at him.

He likes it that way. Invisible is safe. Manageable. Fewer expectations. Fewer consequences. His entire life is about staying below the radar. And it mostly works.

Until it doesn't.

Today, for some reason, he floats off the floor. That's new. Couldn't do it yesterday.

Then he does it again. Not gracefully. Not heroically. Uncontrolled. Awkward. Nauseating.

It makes no sense. No explanation. No instructions. Physics have chosen not to cooperate and now Doug's biggest challenge is making sure no one notices.

Remaining unseen is better. He's always been good at that.

Then again, he was always good at keeping both feet on the ground, too.

Flying Unseen is a darkly funny, grounded novel about a quiet man, an impossible problem, and what it finally costs to be seen.

For readers drawn to the quiet unease of Paterson and The Station Agent — and who don't mind if the ground occasionally stops cooperating.