Lost & Found

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A writer uses the same adventurous spirit that took him all over the world to look inward and embark on a journey of self-discovery.

If there was one thing Dustin Grinnell craved, it was adventure. From running the Paris marathon, to bungee jumping in New Zealand, to watching the sunrise at the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Grinnell spent his twenties and thirties traveling across the globe in search of new experiences. But as he indulged his wanderlust, he noticed he seldom looked inward to explore himself: What did he want, and where was he really going?

In this insightful collection of twenty-five memoir essays, Grinnell discovers amazing places-and bit by bit, himself. Whether he's exploring his relationship with his father, trying to find satisfaction in Corporate America, or searching for love, Grinnell's essays offer readers a window into the complexities of human relationships and the natural world, with insights that are both deeply personal and universally resonant.

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(Bruce E. Levine, author of Resisting Illegitimate Authority)

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(Penny Kittle, author of The Greatest Catch: A Life in Teaching)

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(Trevor (T.H.) Paul, author of The Legacy Chronicle series)