Josh Green

Secrets of Ash: A Novel of War, Brotherhood, and Going Home Again (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

*2024 Georgia Author of the Year, nominee.

*Winner, IndieReader Discovery Awards for Literary Fiction, 2024
*"A fabulous book . . . These are great characters." NPR

Secrets of Ash is a riveting, fast-paced, and suspenseful novel of fraternal love and dark memories, told from the alternating points of view of two brothers who cross a lifetime, and a rugged mountain, to come to terms with themselves and each other.

After a checkered boyhood spent under a domineering father in a well-to-do Atlanta neighborhood, brothers Chase and Jack Lumpkin take separate paths. Older brother Jack, always the obedient one, his brother's protector, becomes a nationally syndicated sports radio host, with all the trappings of success that come to the voice of Atlanta's own "Morning Madness with Bachelor Jack."

Chase, always the rebel, the troublemaker, joins the Army and finds himself in combat in Afghanistan. After sustaining wounds and receiving a Purple Heart, he returns to Georgia, where he retreats into the thickly forested mountains of Ash County, a deeply troubled man, suffering from PTSD and a gnawing conscience about a murder committed during the haze of war.

Meanwhile, Bachelor Jack falls victim to his own excesses. When an on-air interview with an NFL coach nearly ends in a brawl, he swears off his A-List lifestyle, takes a leave of absence, and heads to the high country to visit his brother.

But Chase is not home in his rustic cabinhe's in more trouble than they could ever have imagined.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: TheSagerGroup
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781958861219
• Artikelnr.: 72404032

Autorenporträt

Josh Green is an award-winning journalist, fiction author, and editor whose work has appeared in Atlanta, Garden & Gun, Indianapolis Monthly, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Los Angeles Review, The Baltimore Review, and several anthologies. His first book, Dirtyville Rhapsodies, was hailed by Men's Health as a "Best Book for the Beach" and was named a top 10 book of the year by Atlanta. He lives with his wife and daughters in Atlanta.