The Final Goodbye

by Andy Jay

When Trixie Bellingham receives an unexpected delivery, she is shocked to find it’s from her late father, Harry, who’s planned one final adventure for his little girl. Now Trixie will fly from her suburban Californian home to the Australian countryside, and search for the clues her father has left scattered across the land.Together with her best friend and two strangers she meets along the way, Trixie will find her parent’s first meeting place, her father’s chance encounter with a true Australian icon as well as a parachute jump made famous for all the wrong reasons. But nothing could prepare her for a chance encounter that will turn her world upside down after discovering a horrifying truth that will leave you breathless. The Final Goodbye will keep you guessing with every turn of the page as you share Trixie’s search to find the clues and retrace her father’s footsteps. She will not only learn of a man she never knew but discover a future she could never have imagined.

212 pages, Paperback

Published February 27, 2019

About the author

2018 was the year I finally took the plunge and did what so many of us say. "I want to write a book one day". I said it for year after year, often telling myself that it will eventually happen. I turned 47 in 2018 and realized that "one day" would never come. Not unless I did something about it.

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Closing the year with 3 published books and another released on January 2nd, 2019, was a dream come true. Not only have I accomplished the one book I always wanted to write, but I am now on the way to completing my first trilogy.


To anyone that's thinking about it, I say this. One day will never happen until YOU make it happen. Start with a word, then a sentence and turn them into a paragraph. Fill the page and then another. Continue for as long as it takes. Whether it's a week a month or even a year or two. Stick with it and you too, will make it a reality.


When I'm not writing, I love looking for the next thrill ride or roller coaster and also spending time with my family. I have a passion for photography as well. But whatever I'm doing, I still hear the voices in my head, the voices that are wanting to come out. I have to go now, the voices are loud, urging me to tell their tales...