FOR I KNOW

On New Year's Eve, Andy stood in the middle of Times Square — a million voices roaring around him — and felt like the only person no one could see. He had followed his friends here the way he followed them everywhere: out of habit, hoping the noise would finally drown out the emptiness. It didn't. Then, in a darkened side street away from the lights, he passed a man no one else would look at — standing quietly beneath a flickering lamp, holding a few handwritten words on a curling piece of cardboard. The man wasn't shouting. He wasn't selling anything. He simply seemed to know something Andy didn't. Andy walked on. But the words wouldn't let go of him — and neither would the strange certainty that, in a city of eight million strangers, Someone had been keeping track of him all along. What follows is a story of unraveling and rebuilding — of a life that breaks before it heals, and a man who discovers that the One he never noticed had known the plans for him the whole time the world was drowning him out. Because when you are certain no one sees you, that is exactly when you are most fully known. An Unseen Truth novel.