Twofold

by John Glynn

Two men’s lives are transformed after reading about themselves in the newspaper.

Aaron absconds after recognising his face in a police identity kit. Caradoc, wedded to his work, feels he has few options available to him after learning of his dismissal and returns to the small rural town of his boyhood. Against a backdrop of the dramatic and rugged Australian Sapphire Coast, the two men seek to start anew. Their paths converge and friendships form as they find solace in the natural environment, their love of the ocean, understanding their sense of place, and learning to appreciate their immediate surroundings.

Motivated by a need to belong, yet continuing to address notions of disconnection, the draw of family is strong. Relationships are tested as they must confront their pasts. Can we atone for and escape our former lives?

183 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 7, 2022

About the author

Born John Patrick Glynn in Massachusetts. He graduated from Emerson College in Boston. He was a freelance writer and the author of ten editions of Kregel's Commentary and Reference Survey. He lived all of his life in Massachusetts.