The Balcer Redemption (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
When Philip Balcer arrives at a Franciscan monastery on the southern Maine coast for a private retreat, it is clear that he is spiritually troubled. Haunted by the memory of holding his older brother, Peter, in his arms as he died of gunshot wounds thirty...
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When Philip Balcer arrives at a Franciscan monastery on the southern Maine coast for a private retreat, it is clear that he is spiritually troubled. Haunted by the memory of holding his older brother, Peter, in his arms as he died of gunshot wounds thirty years ago, Philip is seeking both solitude and healing, even though he is no longer religious. Even so, he is unable to move forward because of his inability to remember large portions of the past, especially those last moments with Peter. Although he feels spiritually connected to Peter, he also feels as though he failed him.
With the help of Peters diary, Philip musters the courage to explore his own past as well as Peters, a journey that takes him into the recesses of his memory and reveals his brothers fascination with the thinking of philosopher Albert Camus. Philip also learns about Peters connection to Sean Chisholm and what led the two to an isolated house in Quebec on a summer night thirty years ago. As he delves more deeply into the mystery surrounding Peters death, Philip experiences flashbacks, the most powerful of which is triggered by a phone call from his own son.
This tale of two brothers also chronicles one mans quest to reclaim memories that have eluded him for decades. Can he make peace with what he discovers about his brother and himself?
With the help of Peters diary, Philip musters the courage to explore his own past as well as Peters, a journey that takes him into the recesses of his memory and reveals his brothers fascination with the thinking of philosopher Albert Camus. Philip also learns about Peters connection to Sean Chisholm and what led the two to an isolated house in Quebec on a summer night thirty years ago. As he delves more deeply into the mystery surrounding Peters death, Philip experiences flashbacks, the most powerful of which is triggered by a phone call from his own son.
This tale of two brothers also chronicles one mans quest to reclaim memories that have eluded him for decades. Can he make peace with what he discovers about his brother and himself?
Autoren-Porträt von David Waters
David Waters is a former print and television journalist, documentary film director, and university lecturer in both English literature and journalism. Educated by the Jesuits, he acquired a lifelong curiosity and interest in spiritual and theological issues. He lives in Montreal and vacations in Maine.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: David Waters
- 2012, 216 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: iUniverse
- ISBN-10: 1475927533
- ISBN-13: 9781475927535
- Erscheinungsdatum: 16.07.2012
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