David, I Knew You Would Come is the convoluted story of David Tillerson, a man in his late thirties.
With his laid-back nature, David is used to toeing the line, but becomes reluctantly drawn into a series of extraordinary events when he survives a plane crash at sea and saves the lives of two disparate, injured women. He finds himself at the center of a humiliating lawsuit brought against him by the very person he’d least expect, threatening to drag his reputation through the mud.
David is mercilessly persecuted by the media and betrayed by his employers, while most of his friends turn their backs on him as he is gripped in a whirlwind of emotions that batter him constantly,
even whilst handling complicated family relationships alongside the women in his life.

How can David fight back? Will his good friends gather around him?
His struggles may occasionally become violent and unpredictable.

David’s new path will involve new people and places, different from those he’d known before, and change the man he used to be.
Can he resist the changes taking place within him?
More than anything, the value of family will take on a new meaning for David as his age of innocence comes to end.

Doron Teller, the author, combines two main lessons into his tale, highlighting common issues in modern society’s everyday life but leaving readers to draw their own conclusions.