Cast Out of Darkness - Sayer, Timothy C.
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Avid angler and U.S. Marine, Blake Jacobs is seriously wounded in combat while fighting in Ramadi, Iraq. During that same battle, Blake's lifelong friend is killed. When Blake returns home, he is haunted by the decisions he made that fateful day. Blake blames himself for the death of his friend. His guilt leads to depression, alcoholism, and eventually attempted suicide. Blake tries to cope with his guilt and survivor's remorse by fulfilling a promise he made to his fallen friend to embark on a fly fishing journey across the American Rocky Mountains. Will Blake's journey to honor his friend…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Avid angler and U.S. Marine, Blake Jacobs is seriously wounded in combat while fighting in Ramadi, Iraq. During that same battle, Blake's lifelong friend is killed. When Blake returns home, he is haunted by the decisions he made that fateful day. Blake blames himself for the death of his friend. His guilt leads to depression, alcoholism, and eventually attempted suicide. Blake tries to cope with his guilt and survivor's remorse by fulfilling a promise he made to his fallen friend to embark on a fly fishing journey across the American Rocky Mountains. Will Blake's journey to honor his friend help to quell the demons of substance abuse and suicidal thoughts? Will the grandeur of the vast mountain range and the beauty of its resplendent rivers grant him peace from the torments of war...or will Blake only find more pain as he mourns the loss of his dear friend?
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Autorenporträt
Timothy C Sayer is a passionate angler and outdoorsman who lives along a Blue Ribbon stretch of South Platte River near Sedalia, CO. He spends the majority of his free time tying flies, watching baseball with his wife, trying to keep pace with his rambunctious seven-year-old, and untangling his fly line from the willows.