James G. Tauber
Set in the mid-1960s, TWO ENDS OF A GOOD ROAD takes readers on a literary journey with the orphaned, psychologically wounded Henry Parker. A year away from graduating college, Henry is certain he knows the future he wants. During summer break, he seeks adventure in the backcountry of Utah and hires a guide, who is not what he expects. Wayne is an irascible, elderly, mysterious Native American who can hear the sky talk, communicate with animals and mountains, and who seems to know things before they happen. The pair starts off on shaky ground but eventually become close friends as the old guide helps Henry explore not only the Utah wilderness but also the unknown and barren regions of his troubled soul, leading Henry to question his plans as he searches for healing, meaning, and his true path in life.This book includes a professionally formatted interior to enhance the reading experience and high-quality cream paper to reduce glare and minimize eye strain.
