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David believed he had buried his past.
For years, he built a new life in London with his wife, Carolyn, far from the small American town where tragedy once shattered his family. But when a phone call summons him home to see his dying father, the carefully crafted life he has built begins to unravel.
Returning to the streets of his childhood home forces David to confront memories he has spent decades trying to bury: the sudden death of his sister, the quiet collapse of his parents’ marriage, a childhood shaped by shame, faith, and silence.
As old wounds reopen and long-hidden truths surface, David must face the question he has avoided his entire life: can the past ever truly be left behind, or must it be understood before it can finally be forgiven?
ISBN : 978-1-80603-622-6
Scheduled: 10/09/2026
Pages : 268
Size : 205x140mm Portrait
Imprint : Olympia Publishers
Jeffrey Craft is a contemporary fiction writer and urbanist whose work explores the complexities of family, identity, and resilience with a keen eye for humor and emotional depth. A dual citizen of the USA and Canada, he splits his time between Austin, Texas, and Toronto. Educated in the UK, Jeffrey Craft brings a global perspective to his writing and professional work. His stories blend heartfelt drama with moments of levity, making difficult themes accessible and engaging. Outside of writing, he is deeply engaged in urban design and policy, reflecting his passion for the intersection of social issues, politics, and economics.