Good Faith by Liz Crowe
Genre: Contemporary NA Fiction
Release Date: November 15th, 2013
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Synopsis:
Strong personalities—volatile marriages—stressful careers—conflicting goals—difficult children.
Contemporary
challenges facing close-knit families form the crucible that forges a new
generation.
Brandis,
Gabriel, Blair and Lillian emerge from the entanglement of their parents’
longstanding emotional connections, but one’s star will burn brighter – and
hotter – than the others.
With
a personality that consumes everyone and everything in its path, Brandis Gordon
struggles to maintain control as he ricochets between wild success and
miserable failure. His life proves how even the strongest relationships can be
strangled by the ties that bind.
Brandis
and Gabe Frietag are as close as any brothers, bound by both loyalty and fierce
rivalry. The strength of their ultimate alliance is tested time and again by
Brandis’ choices.
Companions
from birth, Blair Frietag and Lillian Robinson share loner tendencies, but come
to rely on each other through adolescence. As they mature, both are forced to
confront their feelings for the men they knew as boys.
Somewhere
between the tangle of good memories and bad, independence and addiction,
optimism and despair, the intertwined destinies of the new generation finally
collide, leaving some stronger, others broken, but none unscathed.
As a
chronicle of three families navigating the minefields of teen years into the
turbulence of young adulthood, Good Faith holds up a literary mirror to
contemporary life with joys and temptations unflinchingly reflected. Its fresh,
real-life voice portrays the sheer volatility of human nature, complete with
the hopes, dreams, and unexpected setbacks of marriage, parenthood and “coming
of age.”
