For The Beauty of the Gloaming - Ross, Andrew
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Oxford philosopher Dr. Thomas Stewart is found dead high upon a cliff overlooking Borgarnes, Iceland. Behind him lies a cave, an empty chest, and, for Borgarnes police chief Bjorn Karlsson, a lot of unanswered questions. Why was Dr. Stewart up there? How did he die? Did he find something up among the hills, and, if so, where is it now? And, most important, who was with him? The answers that slowly unravel are both surprising and fascinating, involving Dr. Stewart's beautiful and intelligent daughter Sophia, a Canadian hermit, a local Icelandic philosopher and the mysteries of ancient Greece.…mehr

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Oxford philosopher Dr. Thomas Stewart is found dead high upon a cliff overlooking Borgarnes, Iceland. Behind him lies a cave, an empty chest, and, for Borgarnes police chief Bjorn Karlsson, a lot of unanswered questions. Why was Dr. Stewart up there? How did he die? Did he find something up among the hills, and, if so, where is it now? And, most important, who was with him? The answers that slowly unravel are both surprising and fascinating, involving Dr. Stewart's beautiful and intelligent daughter Sophia, a Canadian hermit, a local Icelandic philosopher and the mysteries of ancient Greece. For the Beauty of the Gloaming is a spellbinding literary novel that delves into such issues as forgiveness, grief, and gratitude, while exploring the relationship between father and daughter; the intricate connections between the good, the true, and the beautiful; theunique joy and intimacy of the collegiate friendships of our youth; and the rippling effects of love and death across the decades.
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Dr. Andrew Ross was born in Toronto, Canada, and grew up near Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated from medical school in Virginia, and trained as an emergency medicine physician in Charleston, South Carolina. He then worked for 10 years in Savannah, Georgia. He currently lives in Greenville, South Carolina, with his wife and four children. Andrew is the author of The Lost Art, The Sweet And Bitter Taste of Moonshine, and The Meteorite. He has written for KevinMD.com and Compact online magazine and has a Substack page entitled "Paulo maiora canamus" ("Let us sing of higher things"). When Andrew is not practicing emergency medicine or writing literary fiction, he enjoys philosophy, mountaineering, and Old Pulteney scotch.