The Book of Jack: An Asylum Tap Dance

Finalist in the 2025 Wishing Shelf Book Awards for Adult Nonfiction On a crisp, spring evening, Dana learned that his best friend shot himself. Connected practically since birth, the shattering pain of his death invoked the deepest of questions. What could have propelled him to commit such an extreme act? How had his friend's suffering escaped him? Who was the man he had known? And why was he alive, but his friend was not? On the road to the memorial, driven to understand and find a semblance of inner peace, he would have to reach into his heart, untangle the past, and face some uncomfortable truths. In this stunning book, charged with heart-stirring honesty, sadness, and hope, F. Scott Service boldly explores the intensely personal experience of coming to terms with death, the significance of friendship, and the essence of a lifelong connection.

Pagina's: 274, Paperback, F. Scott Service