Sticks & Stones

Sticks & Stones - Paperback

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Sticks & Stones

Sticks & Stones - Paperback

by Malcolm Ivey
$17.48
Sale price  $17.48 Regular price 

Book Overview

After thirty years in prison, Mason Foster is released into a 2018 digital society that he neither belongs in nor recognizes. With his father long deceased and his mother in a nursing facility suffering from late-stage Alzheimer's, his childhood home has gone quiet. Fully institutionalized with a lifetime of mental and emotional scars, he finds himself clinging to the solitude ... until two neighborhood children barge into his life, refusing to be ignored.Brooke Tyler thought she would never love again after losing her husband to the war in Afghanistan. But after years of raising Evan and Madison on her own, and a recent string of awkward dates that left her feeling guilty and lonelier than ever, she seems to have found her neurochemical match in cultured and successful Blane Barrington, a partner in a local law firm. But who is Blane Barrington, really?Hearts will be broken, lives will be shattered and tables will be turned in this unforgettable story of neighbors, lovers, and friends.

ISBN9781979127325
Author Malcolm Ivey
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2018
LanguageENG- English
Pages330
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Malcolm Ivey

Malcolm Ivey lives in northwest Florida, which also serves as the backdrop for his writing. Ivey's first novel, Consider the Dragonfly, is a gritty, coming-of-age story set in Miami that showcases just how easy it is for a teenager to go down the wrong path. With Arms Unbound explores similar themes of crime, drugs, justice, and redemption. More information on Ivey and his work is available at www.malcolmivey.com.

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