December, 1969: A televised lottery defaces one million souls. What would you do if your number came up? Run? Fight? Lie? Kill? A young Boston man must decide what to do with a dead perfect stranger’s near-perfect draft card.
August, 2019: Tenured Professor Cece Paine just wants to get down off her fave glacier and home to her husband and son in Vancouver; but when a chasm of secrets opens under her feet, she no longer knows who to trust.
Best Novel This Year… as believable as it is heart-wrenching… exhilarating…
the characters so honest, so deliberate, so painfully human that I forget they’re not made of flesh and blood…
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Excellent and Engaging… fast-moving, historically fascinating… emotionally challenging… captivating
…a Christian novel that doesn’t get preachy.
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An actually solid, well done Christian novel
…a roller-coaster with a really long climb… worth it.
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Acclaimed Author of Gospel-Themed Fiction
Art Hutchinson
Art’s writing career burst forth at age eight when he won a creative essay contest at his local library, across the street from Lexington’s Minuteman statue.
At an erudite college nestled in the bucolic Berkshires, he studied geology with guys who climbed scary-big mountains. (He tagged along on some small ones.) Then he learned about paying bills.
Art ran a successful local business, then embarked on a career telling top Fortune 500 executives how to run theirs. (Despite maxing out on frequent flier miles for way too many years, he never quite mastered jet lag.) He authored countless strategic planning treatises. Each one seemed weighty (even prophetic)… at the time. Mercifully, that part of Art’s literary oeuvre remains cordoned behind non-disclosure agreements and a haze of plausible deniability.
Shortly after 9-11, without really ever intending to, he became a Christian.
Art and his wife of 36 years have always been planted near Boston, near where they grew up. Between his fugues of writing, they walk their cute fluffy dog alongside a flock of grandchildren.