Publisher's Synopsis
"If you're lucky, you may have had one great love in your life. If you're extraordinarily lucky, you may have had more than one. It should have made you a better person. But if you squandered it or if that love was taken from you, how you deal with its loss is a measure of your character. I'm flawed. I always have been. I'm not the person I wish I could say I was for Vann's sake, or Jing's or even my own. They both made me a much better person, but as I found out after Marty's death and after Kevin Doyle's body turned up in the Pink House Gardens, I have my limits. When I reach them there needs to be a balancing of the scales. Call it justice, call it revenge, call it a reckoning, call it what you like, but I plan to be the one meeting it out." From the emotional turmoil of an unexpected loss as he struggles to complete his most ambitious project, to the memories of an idyllic three summer interlude on Catalina Island when he was a teenager, Kurt Goldman flirts with the siren call of the Golden Gate Bridge and the timelessness of those days on the Island. The Bridge to Avalon travels that journey with him, at once a mystery novel and love story, it is, finally, the coming to grips with unimaginable loss.
