In 1966, there is a record store clerk who loves her life just the way it is. One night on a train, she meets her soul mate, the man who is the key to unlocking her latent ESP, something she never thought possible. She will spend the next 14 years of her life trying to get away from him by any means necessary. The debut novella of writing team Danika D Potts and Oliver Campbell, Rabbit in the Road is a suspenseful, shocking thriller about just how far one will go in order to preserve their way of life, and is sure to captivate and keep you reeling.

The mysterious Colon Campbell and his wife returned to Wisconsin to raise their family in a more settled environment, with secure employment and a stable lifestyle devoid of previous dangers. The secrecy practiced in this effort to be unidentified had powerful help, often with surprising results. Colon Campbell was employed by the State of Wisconsin. His natural tendencies to be aggressive, hard working, sincere, reliable and totally opposed to becoming institutionalized often marginalized his efforts to overcome educational limitations with flawless integrity. Colon Campbell's amazing success within the complexity of avoiding identification while maintaining the ultimate goal of stabilizing a family environment and secure financial stability is a worthwhile reading for anyone interested in the diversities of parenthood.