Andrew Scott Bassett Libros

Rosey, a resilient British woman, embarks on a journey of self-discovery amidst the challenges of war, racism, and a patriarchal society. Her story unfolds as she navigates personal and societal struggles, highlighting her strength and independence in the face of adversity. The narrative explores themes of identity and empowerment, offering a poignant look at a woman's quest for autonomy in a turbulent world.

The Barrett brothers share three things: problems with women, problems with each other, and the deep wounds of having been abandoned by their father at a young age. When a letter with a mysterious request arrives along with the news of their father's passing, the brothers are launched into a whirlwind fishing trip across America. But this is no ordinary trip. On this expedition John and Audie Barrett will be casting out for much more than they ever bargained for. The discoveries they reel in about themselves, the women they love, and even their father, will change their lives forever.