In the spring of 2018, a quiet Texas city became the focus of a nationwide manhunt. A series of package bombs left on doorsteps and in public areas rocked Austin, killing two people and injuring several others. With each explosion, fear spread—no one knew who would be next, or why the victims were being chosen. As law enforcement raced against time, the bomber escalated his methods, forcing investigators to piece together a trail of clues from shattered circuits and silent doorbell cameras.

No Return Address is a gripping true-crime account that pulls readers into the heart of the investigation. From the first fatal blast to the final confrontation, the book follows the relentless efforts of local police, FBI agents, and ATF specialists who used everything from surveillance footage to FedEx receipts to track down an elusive killer. At the centre of it all was a chilling mystery: a man who left no fingerprints, no demands—and no return address.

With raw emotional depth and forensic precision, this is more than a story about bombs and manhunts—it’s about the fear that crept into everyday life, the resilience of a shaken city, and the haunting question of what drives someone to terrorise strangers. For fans of Zodiac, American Predator, and I'll Be Gone in the Dark, this is a real-life thriller that refuses to be forgotten.