I'll Never Be Long Gone - Greene, Thomas Christopher
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Tragedy tears apart two brothers in this haunting tale of kinship, duplicity, and redemption from a "major new voice in American fiction" (Nelson DeMille).320 pp.
The lives of brothers Charlie and Owen Bender are changed forever on the night their father walks into the Vermont woods with a death wish and a shotgun. The second shock comes when his suicide note bequeaths the family's restaurant to Charlie alone, while leaving Owen with instructions to follow his own path, wherever it may take him. Years later, the restaurant is a success. The void in Charlie's life, created by his beloved…mehr

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Tragedy tears apart two brothers in this haunting tale of kinship, duplicity, and redemption from a "major new voice in American fiction" (Nelson DeMille).320 pp.
The lives of brothers Charlie and Owen Bender are changed forever on the night their father walks into the Vermont woods with a death wish and a shotgun. The second shock comes when his suicide note bequeaths the family's restaurant to Charlie alone, while leaving Owen with instructions to follow his own path, wherever it may take him. Years later, the restaurant is a success. The void in Charlie's life, created by his beloved brother's absence, is finally filled when a passionate affair becomes a deeply satisfying marriage. And now prodigal son Owen is returning home, to be welcomed back into the family fold. But the cruel legacy that tore a brotherhood apart created wounds not easily healed . . . and there must be reckoning.
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Thomas Christopher Greene is the author of six novels, including the international bestseller "The Headmaster's Wife." His fiction has been translated into thirteen languages. Tom is also the founder of the Vermont College of Fine Arts where he served as president for thirteen years. He makes his home in Montpelier, Vermont.