The Pull of Gravity
Pages: 237
|Published: 11 Aug 2011
Description
From USA Today bestselling author Brett Battles comes a different kind of novel, one Edgar Award nominated author Tim Hallinan calls, “a mesmerizing thriller of the heart. ” It’s a story of love, tragedy, and those searching for redemption.
Jay Bradley thought he could leave the Philippines behind. But though he’s started a new life, with a woman he loves, he’s still tormented by questions from his past.
He returns to Angeles City where he once worked as the papasan watching over his bargirls. On the surface he’s there to sell his stake in a bar on the notorious Fields Avenue. In reality he’s come back to find Isabel—one of his old dancers, and the only person who can answer his questions, and quiet his demons.
Because death is seldom an ending, and always haunts those left behind.
PRAISE FOR BRETT BATTLES' PREVIOUS
“The best word I can use to describe his writing is addictive. ”—James Rollins, New York Times best selling author
“Battles has a true gift…” — Crimespree magazine
“. . . gripping, and always engaging. . . ” — Tucson Citizen“Battles is a master storyteller. ” — Sheldon Siegel, New York Times bestselling author
Jay Bradley thought he could leave the Philippines behind. But though he’s started a new life, with a woman he loves, he’s still tormented by questions from his past.
He returns to Angeles City where he once worked as the papasan watching over his bargirls. On the surface he’s there to sell his stake in a bar on the notorious Fields Avenue. In reality he’s come back to find Isabel—one of his old dancers, and the only person who can answer his questions, and quiet his demons.
Because death is seldom an ending, and always haunts those left behind.
PRAISE FOR BRETT BATTLES' PREVIOUS
“The best word I can use to describe his writing is addictive. ”—James Rollins, New York Times best selling author
“Battles has a true gift…” — Crimespree magazine
“. . . gripping, and always engaging. . . ” — Tucson Citizen“Battles is a master storyteller. ” — Sheldon Siegel, New York Times bestselling author
