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A brilliant new novel about fathers and sons and the dangers of modern life by "one of the most literary of America's crime writers" (Associated Press).
Back Bay Books
January 2011
On Sale: January 13, 2011
Featuring: Christopher Flynn; Thomas Flynn
352 pages
ISBN: 0316087335
EAN: 9780316087339
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Hidden beneath the floorboards in a house he's remodeling,
Christopher Flynn discovers something very tempting-and
troubling. Summoning every bit of maturity and every lesson
he's learned the hard way, Chris leaves what he found where
he found it and tells his job partner to forget it, too.
Knowing trouble when he sees it-and walking the other way-is
a habit Chris is still learning. Chris's father, Thomas Flynn, runs the family business
where Chris and his friends have found work. Thomas is just
getting comfortable with the idea that his son is grown,
working, and on the right path at last. Then one day Chris
doesn't show up for work-and his father knows deep in his
bones that danger has found him. Although he wishes it
weren't so, he also knows that no parent can protect a child
from all the world's evils. Sometimes you have to let them
find their own way home. The Way Home is the most powerful novel yet from
the electrifying George Pelecanos, whose work has been
compared to that of Dennis Lehane and Richard Price, writers
"who push the boundaries of crime writing into literary
territory" (New York Times). As profound and engrossing as
Pelecanos's work as writer and producer on The Wire, The
Way Home is an unforgettable novel of fathers' hopes and
sons' ambitions, of love, drive, and forgiveness.
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