Clay Anderson (Libros)

Clay Anderson Libros

Clay Anderson crea novelas que profundizan en la experiencia humana y la complejidad de las relaciones. Su escritura se caracteriza por una profunda perspicacia psicológica y una prosa poética que atrae a los lectores a mundos teñidos de melancolía pero imbuidos de esperanza. Anderson explora temas de identidad, memoria y la búsqueda de sentido en la vida contemporánea, a menudo revelando las sutiles tensiones bajo la superficie de la existencia ordinaria. Sus obras ofrecen una experiencia de lectura atractiva y reflexiva que perdura mucho después de la última página.

The Palms

298 páginas
11 horas de lectura

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68 year-old Ronnie Wells has recently been paroled for a murder he committed 36 years ago. He lives in a run-down trailer park outside Pensacola, Florida. Daily life for Ronnie changes when he befriends Mary, the 7 year-old girl who lives next door with her mother, Clara, a drug-addicted prostitute. In Mary, Ronnie finds the daughter he never got to raise. Clara is reluctant to the friendship at first but soon realizes Ronnie is the only man she’s ever known who didn’t want to use her. To escape Joe, Clara’s violent pimp, Clara and Mary move in with Ronnie. With Ronnie’s help, Clara gets clean, but her past still haunts her. Her relapse kicks off the series of events that lead Joe to kidnap Mary, putting her in the hands of human traffickers. Ronnie must decide if he will return to his old, violent ways to save Mary.