The Intersect: When life veers off course, strangers find comfort and lasting connection - Tapa blanda

Graber, Brad

 
9780997604207: The Intersect: When life veers off course, strangers find comfort and lasting connection

Sinopsis

When Dave and Charlie relocate to Phoenix, Daisy shows up at their door after a long illness unaware relatives have sold her home. Charlie assumes the older woman is Dave's aunt from Chicago and settles her into the guest room.Tales of the City meets As Good As It Gets in this heartwarming page-turner about enduring love, friendship, and the family we choose.

"Beautifully told by Brad Graber...it was only when I closed the book that I realized I had only been reading."...Reviews by Amos Lassen

"Romance, human connection...the link between the living and the dead...punctuated by humorous episodes that will keep the reader entertained. This is a story that rings with originality; it is well-crafted and exhilarating."...Readers' Favorite

Winner of a National Indie Excellence Award, Arizona Authors Association Award, and Readers' Favorite Award.


The Intersect is Graber's debut novel. He is also the author of After the Fall and writes a monthly blog There, I Said It!. His latest release is a compilation of seventy humor essays on modern life: What's That Growing in My Sour Cream? To learn more, go to www.bradgraber.com

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Reseña del editor

Set against Arizona’s political and cultural vortex at the start of 2010, "The Intersect" explores the issues of the day by weaving together the lives of disparate characters striving to survive in a world where the strongest link, and most lasting connection, is made among strangers.When Dave and Charlie relocate from the Bay Area to Phoenix, tensions ratchet up in their relationship as Charlie insists on buying a house on the grounds of the Arizona Biltmore as Dave contemplates leaving his job. Daisy, a spry septuagenarian, shows up at their front door after a long convalescence, unaware that her greedy, Michigan relatives, Jack and Enid, have already sold her home. Charlie assumes the older woman is Dave’s distant aunt and happily ushers her into a guest room. Meanwhile, across town, Anna, a gifted psychic who channels the dead, is concerned about her neighborhood. She hires a handyman to install motion-detectors, unaware that Ernie has entered the United States illegally from Mexico as a child. When Henry, a homeless gay teen, attempts to rob Anna, Ernie intervenes and a melee ensues. The police mistakenly arrest Ernie, leading to his deportation.And so begins "The Intersect" as relationships unravel, secrets are revealed, love blossoms, and injustice leads to a thrilling climax.

Biografía del autor

Brad Graber was born and raised in New York City. He obtained a B.A. in Biology from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and an M.H.A. from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. As a healthcare executive, Brad has held a number of management positions over the years. He’s lived in Highland Park, a suburb of Chicago; West Bloomfield, a suburb of Detroit; and Mill Valley, a suburb of San Francisco. Brad currently resides in Phoenix on the grounds of the Arizona Biltmore with his long-term spouse and their dog Charlie. Brad is formerly a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives and Certified Medical Executive through Medical Group Management Association. He no longer works in healthcare though he does continue to actively volunteer with local non-profit organizations. He is currently working with Duet, transporting seniors to their medical appointments. He also takes a blind senior grocery shopping every two weeks. "The Intersect" is Brad’s debut novel.

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