A Thousand Miles from Spokane

Hailed as a "gripping and interesting story offered by an obviously strong storyteller" (Judge, 29th Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards), A THOUSAND MILES FROM SPOKANE is a novel of ever-increasing tension featuring characters who are equal parts sympathetic and impossibly frustrating. Ryan Collins never thought he would be picking up a homeless man to help him get home for Christmas. He also never thought he'd be fired, broke, and single (again) at 24 years old. What starts as an act of kindness soon turns into a journey of hostility and then bonding as Ryan and his passenger Bo delve into who they are and the choices that led them to this place in time. It isn't long, however, until that bond is threatened, first by a headstrong waitress, and then by the discovery that one of them may not be as truthful as originally believed. From author S.D. Goldman, A THOUSAND MILES FROM SPOKANE is both a finalist for the Independent Author Networks' "Book of the Year Awards" and a finalist for the 2021 Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award.