Harry Dennison - Kemp, Steve
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After 25 years of silence, Mike is back. The trouble is, Mike died and Harry can't come to terms with what he's being confronted with. Plagued with doubts and haunted by his nightmares, Harry still steps up to the mark and supports Mike's son when he's recruited into the Milwaukee Fire Department. Though questioning his every decision, Harry is desperate to save Coleman from the same fate as his father's: death in the line of duty. Unable to face the bare facts of the mystical apparitions he sees, ultimately Harry is forced to make a leap of faith, or face the dire consequences confronting…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
After 25 years of silence, Mike is back. The trouble is, Mike died and Harry can't come to terms with what he's being confronted with. Plagued with doubts and haunted by his nightmares, Harry still steps up to the mark and supports Mike's son when he's recruited into the Milwaukee Fire Department. Though questioning his every decision, Harry is desperate to save Coleman from the same fate as his father's: death in the line of duty. Unable to face the bare facts of the mystical apparitions he sees, ultimately Harry is forced to make a leap of faith, or face the dire consequences confronting him. Based on true life events, Steve Kemp has created a heart-breaking novel from his experiences as an Indianapolis fire-fighter.
Autorenporträt
A fire fighter, Steve Kemp has experienced the loss of close colleagues and family members while in the line of duty. Instead of dwelling on the circumstances he faces, he has turned to helping others with their grief and failure by writing a paranormal thriller that offers comfort and redemption. "All firefighters have experienced some portion of this work. As for dealing with someone close in the line of duty, I've known several guys who've made the ultimate sacrifice. Harry Dennison is a tribute not just to them, but to those who loved them and who had to carry on after their loss." Kemp has been writing fiction since he was a kid, but only seriously got his act together a few years ago, when he finally sat at the keyboard to produce several novels. He has written six to-date, and is currently working on a children's novel aimed at helping them cope with the loss of a father in the line of duty. He lives in Indianapolis with his wife and two daughters.