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Three Joss Sticks in the Rain by Peter Bourret 2016 Paperback

Three Joss Sticks in the Rain by Peter Bourret 2016 Paperback

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Specifics

Author

Peter Bourret

Book Title

Three Joss Sticks in the Rain

Dewey Decimal

813/.6

Dewey Edition

23

Format

Trade Paperback

Genre

Fiction

ISBN-10

1516952278

ISBN-13

9781516952274

Illustrator

Yes

Intended Audience

Trade

Item Height

0.7 in

Item Length

9 in

Item Weight

18 Oz

Item Width

6 in

LC Classification Number

PS3602.O89283T47

LCCN

2017-478328

Language

English

Number of Pages

292 Pages

Publication Year

2016

Publisher

CreateSpace

Synopsis

Peter M. Bourret taps into his experience as a Marine combat veteran of the Vietnam War, offering the reader a glimpse into the crucible of war in his first novel. Three Joss Sticks In The Rain is much more than a war story in the traditional sense. The tragic events of one day during the 1968 Tet Offensive know no boundaries. A gone-wrong ambush profoundly impacts the lives of four major characters, who serve dual roles as narrators, offering the audience four subjective views of reality. Two of the narrators, an eighteen-year-old Vietnamese woman and her older brother--both members of the Viet Cong--offer their unique perspectives. The other two narrators are US Marines; although they dislike one another, their lives remained connected for over 30 years after they served together in Vietnam. Bourret's novel-a tapestry of cruelty, compassion, selfishness, courage, loss, transformation, hate, acceptance, deceit, brotherhood and redemption-follows the characters on a three-decade search for resolution. Opportunities arise for redemption and healing, but they are not always taken. The human spirit offers hope for a positive transformation but without guarantees. In Bourret's novel, certain characters live a lie or are consumed with anger while others choose Robert Frost "Road Less Traveled" on their circuitous journeys of healing.

Topic

War & Military

brand

CreateSpace

gtin13

9781516952274

Reviews

  1. Mohamed Magdy

    This book is a hidden gem! The writing pulls you in with vivid, poetic imagery—feels like standing in the rain with the scent of joss sticks lingering. The prose is quiet yet powerful, perfect for reflective readers. The seller was responsive, and the paperback arrived in great condition. A must-read for lovers of thoughtful, atmospheric literature.