Diary of a Digital Nomad: The perfect escapist and uplifting read about transforming a corporate job in search of adventure, freedom and love

From the author of the headline-making memoir Wife Interrupted comes a daringly honest memoir about what freedom really means to a generation whose identity is defined by their job description. At 31, Amy thinks she is the perfect employee — dedicated, reliable and always, always available. Then she meets Jonah, an adventurer from Australia, who invites her on the trip of a lifetime. The problem is she has a career to protect and a mortgage to pay — and so she embarks on an experiment. Can a corporate creature of habit who gets travel sick in the back of a city taxi really work her way across 14 countries? Will it help or harm her career and happiness? Inspired by a true story, Diary of a Digital Nomad reveals what it’s really like to ditch a desk for an exotic location. With practical tips and brutal honesty, it poses the question — just because technology means we can physically work from anywhere, are we really emotionally equipped to? Or can freedom be overrated? By the author of the critically-acclaimed memoirs Wife Interrupted and The World is a Nice Place, this funny and heart-warming book follows Amy on her journey as she faces her new life as a nomad and a past she can’t seem to escape. A must-read for anyone who has ever lost someone — or anyone who has ever felt lost themselves. As featured in THE SUNDAY TIMES and the WOMEN'S HEALTH MAGAZINE list, 'Books that will upgrade your life, one page at a time.'