A Question of Identity

by Jonathan Rowe

Tabloid reporter David Fisher, an overeducated, underachieving scofflaw, is wasting his talent and wallowing in a mid-life crisis. That is, until the day he stumbles upon the story of a fugitive radical hiding in his hometown. Fisher becomes obsessed with uncovering her true identity. At the same time, he becomes hopelessly bewitched by the sexy and mysterious Janet Fickle. Fisher desperately pursues these women and soon the question of identity takes on a more mysterious and pressing relevance. This is a clever, funny and gritty book!

396 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Kristine · Rating 2 out of 5]

Took place in Ann Arbor so it was a fun read, but just okay.