Jeremy Orlando

Falling Away (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"e;Falling Away"e; is the story of Terrance Carver; Poet, coward and lost child of the Universe. Terrance is on a quest, a quest to right wrongs? A quest to alter the past? Or is it merely a quest of self-preservation? The night of the bungled armed robbery all those years ago still hangs over him. The night that saw his youngest brother arrested and, the night Terrance Carver was disowned by his eldest brother and most importantly, this was the last night he ever saw Lucinda. Now finally after years of hiding in a dank city refuge, The Liar's Den, he summons the courage to return home to the scene of his (almost) crime. Terrence Carver will have to confront his siblings; one imprisoned, the other in marital turmoil, street corner gangsters, a wise cracking priest, runaway children and car thieves waiting to get caught, before he can beg for the forgiveness of Lucinda."e;Falling Away"e; is not only an acknowledgment of the shades of grey that define us all, but it poses the question what does it mean to be good? And why are some people better at it than others?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Andrews UK
• Seitenzahl: 205
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Mai 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781785386879
• Artikelnr.: 48568990

Autorenporträt

Jeremy Orlando (1973- Now) was born in a hospital and feels no need to reveal anymore than that. Jeremy is the author of four published works of fiction; the merits of which may be debatable. What is not debatable is that none of these books are critically acclaimed, have won any major awards or will be developed into Hollywood summer blockbusters. Jeremy often likes to refer to himself in the third person as he imagines this to be funny, Dostoyevsky is not funny, yet merely saying this name aloud makes him smile, Jeremy I mean, and not Dostoyevsky. Jeremy does not consider himself a writer in a classical sense, and instead would most likely imagine himself as a conveyor of ideas and 'what ifs', and will argue long and hard that there is merit to be found in this, you just have to look really, really hard. Jeremy would also consider himself to be far more intelligent than he actually is, not to mention taller.