Cromer, Mish

Alabama Chrome

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ISBN 13:
9781788649131
author:
Cromer, Mish
format:
Paperback / softback
publisher:
Cinnamon Press
language:
English
Publication Year:
2020
Pages:
190
Genre:
Fiction & Literature, General, ,
Condition:
New
Availability:
Item usually sent within 5 working days
£12.08

Description

Cassidy's life is one of solitude, with only his vinyl records and memories to keep him company. But when his camper-van breaks down in a snowstorm, he finds himself rescued by Lark and drawn into the community. As he works at a local bar, he becomes increasingly unsettled by the presence of Reba, a waitress whose past seems shrouded in mystery. The arrival of Brooke Adler, reality TV host and town hero, brings further complications. Cassidy is tasked with protecting Reba from her ghosts, only to discover that his own demons are chasing him. As he navigates this complex web of relationships, Cassidy must confront the long shadow of domestic violence and the true meaning of kindness. This powerful story explores the masks we wear in modern life and the importance of speaking truth to power. With its thought-provoking themes and nuanced characters, Alabama Chrome is a compelling read for anyone interested in stories about family, identity, and resilience.

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