by Thomas A. Rohrer

A person is searching for a new identity in a suspicious world. You think that's easy? Not here, not today. Ollie Anderson, a mid-level electronics engineer in Silicon Valley, is falsely accused of killing his wife. Facing sixteen years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Ollie flees and attempts to establish a new life. In an odyssey through Salt Lake City, Boise, Jackson Hole, Aspen and Montrose, Ollie finds friendly people, even love, but has great difficulty in escaping the invisible identification tag we all acquire when young. In the end, a sort of crooked justice is achieved.