Union Atlantic: A Novel (Lambda Literary Award)

Union Atlantic is a thought-provoking and timely novel that delves into the complexities of financial power, tradition, and desire in our modern gilded age.

With remarkable scope and precision, this book offers a striking vision of the violent and anxious world we've come to inhabit.

The story follows a retired history teacher, Charlotte Graves, who begins to hear her two dogs speaking to her in the voices of Cotton Mather and Malcolm X, as she finds herself at odds with an ambitious young banker, Doug Fanning, who is building an ostentatious mansion on what was once Charlotte's family land.

As the conflict escalates, Nate Fuller, a troubled high-school student, becomes embroiled in the drama.

With gorgeous prose and the punch of a first-rate thriller, Union Atlantic is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the complexities of our times.