Paul Behk’s creative journey has glommed and grinded its way through the most multifarious of paths. Although born a direct descendant of the Holy Ark’s keepers, he never allowed his sphere of influence to remain myopic. As the frontman for a rock band in his twenties, he learned life’s lessons from both holy men and hit men, genuflecting jesters and wild-eyed billionaires alike. The result was a boundless perspective, one driven by faith but riveted by the flawed beauty of mankind. Many years later, his creative prowess unexpectedly reemerged on a literary canvas. An endless array of fascinating insights inside his quiver gives Paul’s fiction an erudite authenticity, stretching from the street to the halls of power.
On a chilly, peaceful morning in 1964, Brady and Truman set out on a casual fishing trip at Old Man Gray’s pond, unaware that the day would take a life-altering turn. In the small Southern town of Alabama, where harmony is a façade, the boys find themselves grappling with the murky waters of inju...