The Seven Mile Bridge: A Family’s Journey of Grief and Healing
Bill is trying to father his hurting children even as he deals with his own feelings over the accidental death of his wife. He decides to take three road trips, letting each child choose the destination of a trip. Along the way conflict and healing ensue. The final destination is his choice: Key West, Florida: a drive across the seven-mile bridge.
“The Seven Mile Bridge” is a book about a family healing and a man being forced to face the big questions of life. While it is a work of fiction, most of the places and facts are real (such as the largest ball of twine in Cawker City, Kansas). If you want to know which places and facts are fiction, see the introduction to the book.
Rev. John Rallison is an active parish pastor with over 15 years in the ministry.
“The Seven Mile Bridge” is a novella in the 20,000 word range. (For reference, a typical full novel runs in the 60,000 to 90,000 word range.)
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