Invisible Sun

Bent to the point of breaking, Ian stands at Lake Pontchartrain's edge in New Orleans, spiraling after his brother Hugo's suicide. Everything sinks around him-the city, his faith, and perhaps his life-as he untangles the reason behind Hugo's fatal decision. In , Andrew H. Housley probes mental illness and the painful consequences of choice. He questions brotherly bonds, belief systems, and interconnectedness with profound intricacy, immersing readers in a world where reality blurs. Housley's storytelling peels back the human psyche, exposing raw emotions. This haunting tale captivates as a broken soul seeks solace and understanding, diving deep into a reflection on resilience and choices. Will Ian find the truth he seeks, or will he be consumed by the shadows that threaten to swallow him whole?