Walking Bridge: A Novel of Friendship and Redemption - Softcover

Walz, Jeffrey

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1514646013 ISBN 13: 9781514646014

Verlag: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015

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Reseña del editor:

Forty-year-old Jason Ellis, looks back on his life that feels wasted on broken relationships and a career that belittles his talents. So much of his malaise can be traced back to high school, 1984, and his friends there. The endless hours of hanging out, parties, and crazy fun in the summertime, did indeed come to an end. His girlfriend Rem, and friends Hailey and Nerf formed an inseparable group, but then it all went wrong.

Newly single and unemployed, he feels compelled to return to his home town in Nebraska. The place where it all began, and the only time he remembers knowing who he was. What waits for him there are pieces of himself that he has never been willing to confront.

Jason and friends can each find answers, as long as they have the courage to cross their own walking bridge, together.

Biografía del autor:

Jeffrey Walz grew up in the vanguard years of Generation X. Walking Bridge follows the lives of Jason, Rem, Hailey, and Nerf from their adolescence in the 80s, to adulthood in the new millennium. They learn to live with conflict and consequences they never thought they would endure. Ultimately, it's their formative friendships that indelibly bond them together.

Walking Bridge serves as a metaphor for the journey traveled by many in Walz's generation, but this story transcends all ages, and geography. It is a human story about the youthful connections we don't create, or sometimes even cultivate. We simply accept their presence in our lives.

This author believes that there is something special about friends who knew us when we were young. These relationships revealed us to ourselves at a time when we needed it most – whether we wanted them to or not.

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• Verlag: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2015
• ISBN 10: 1514646013
• ISBN 13: 9781514646014
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 284