Description
At the southernmost edge of the country, Asher and Justin arrive with their own histories of faith, doubt, and hard-earned hope—only to find that the landscape itself seems to ask them to rethink what they believe about love and belonging. As they move through a world shaped by judgment and consequence, their connection deepens into something braver than certainty, forcing them to confront heartbreak, courage, and the ways people change when they stop defending their assumptions. Silas House’s lyrical, nature-rich prose turns everyday moments into vivid emotional weather, blending tenderness with moral urgency. A meditation on redemption and openness, this novel explores how love can expand the limits of belief—and what it costs to live honestly within that expansion.
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paperback
Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill
Published Jan 1, 2018
338 pages
ISBN: 9781616206253
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First Published
2018
Language
eng
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