Could a life with fewer things hold more than you imagined?
At forty-three, Bonnie and Trin walk away from their careers, sell their house, and pack their lives into two backpacks. They board a one-way flight to Central America with no return date and no fixed travel plan.
They swim in dark Amazon waters and sleep in a Rio favela under the watch of a drug lord's former dog. Strangers become family, and the unfamiliar begins to feel like home.
Along the way, Bonnie begins to reconsider what she believes about herself, her past, and the God she once thought wanted nothing to do with her. And far to the south, Antarctica waits-a childhood dream with a price she struggles to justify.
No Home Address explores what is worth carrying, what can be left behind, and how much room there is for beauty once you stop carrying so much.
