Bobby Bravo - Paperback

Bobby Bravo is an aging ex-minister who never planned on starting over.

In his fifties, broke and out of options, he steps onto a tired used car lot in Central California-Navarro's Used Cars-a desperate place where the men under the awning don't ask questions. They don't care who you used to be. They care if you can close.

At first, Bravo doesn't belong. He's slower. Older. Out of place. But the job doesn't wait. It teaches fast-through pressure, humiliation, and the quiet erosion of whatever a man thought he was before he got there.

As the days stack up, the line between survival and compromise begins to blur. The lot moves, deals happen, people come and go-and staying starts to cost more than leaving.

Because at Navarro's, you don't just learn how to sell cars.

You learn what you're willing to become to keep doing it.