Homeless (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781717750556)

He has lost everything-his wife, his career, his home. After cancer claims the love of his life, Jeff Townsend is left buried under medical debt and betrayed by a company that collapses without warning. With nowhere else to go, he heads to Michigan to live with his estranged brother, carrying grief, shame, and a growing sense of invisibility.

But as Jeff struggles to rebuild, he is drawn into a hidden world most people pass without seeing. On the streets, he forms unlikely bonds with a band of unhoused survivors, a fiery priest whose faith is tested daily, and a brilliant, compassionate rabbi whose strength challenges everything Jeff believes about hope. Together, they confront the brutal realities of life on the margins-until their closeness pulls them into danger and forces Jeff to choose between retreat and purpose.

Thrown into a precarious existence shaped by loss and sudden upheaval, Jeff discovers that homelessness is more than a fight to survive. It is a battle for dignity, for identity, and for the right to believe in a future-especially in a world where worth is measured by money, power, and the ease with which people judge instead of understand.