Kelly I. Hitchcock explores the randomness of life through her poetry and prose. Deeply influenced by her Ozarks upbringing, her work delves into themes of coming-of-age and human connection. Hitchcock writes with a keen eye for detail and a grounded sense of reality, offering readers an authentic and immersive experience. Her distinctive voice and sincerity make her stories memorable.
Twenty-five-year-old Ann Josephson is a kleptomaniac who satisfies her compulsion by stealing from people at her gym. When a handsome stranger strikes up a treadmill conversation, Ann must battle her crippling social anxiety to avoid suspicion as the resident petty thief, but soon finds herself in over her head when she learns the stranger's true identity.