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True West
Suffering from the loss of his true love and muse, Virginia, musician Jackson Crowe set off on a drive across America. He begins the journey in Massachusetts with only Virginia’s ashes and his old guitar with plans to end his own life when he reaches the West Coast. He’s joined by three ghostly highwaymen. Is it coincidence, fate, or the intervention of his dead love that is trying to save him? Will they succeed or will their very existence send him over the edge?
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Published April 10, 2021
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May 19, 2021
I didn't expect to love this book after the first few chapters, but around chapter 5 was when it all clicked for me. It begins very inward and pensive with a lot of the focus being on the protagonist's emotions and memories of his dead wife. It wasn't until chapter 5 where the true theme shows its face, and from then on I was completely hooked.
The novel quickly turns into a supernatural romance of sorts but takes into account the vast history of each and every location mentioned, and that history plays always seemed to play an important role in the story. I thought it was very clever.
I would definitely recommend this book if you are looking for a story that leans into the extremes, the extreme dark, and the extreme light.
The novel quickly turns into a supernatural romance of sorts but takes into account the vast history of each and every location mentioned, and that history plays always seemed to play an important role in the story. I thought it was very clever.
I would definitely recommend this book if you are looking for a story that leans into the extremes, the extreme dark, and the extreme light.
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