Endless Fight

The Endless Fight is a mirror showing us seventy-five years of American love, loss, family, and occasionally redemption. In the serene wilderness of the Adirondack Park in the 1960s, a widow and a mistress unpredictable must overcome the legacy of a deadly railroad accident, while four decades later, a mother watches her son cut across the glassy surface of the lake before his unique disclosure. In the picturesque New Jersey town of Princeton, a couple gives shelter in a snowstorm to a man and woman who are not what they appear, and two decades later, a son loses the father he's just come to know honestly. In the dusty, flat expanse of Lubbock, Texas, a trailer-dwelling cowboy seeks justice for a murdered dog and a discarded life. Their diverse struggles, and the authentic (if sometimes unsettling) resolutions they reach, are at the same time nostalgic and immediately recognizable. "e;A powerful collection of stories that read like classics blooming with societal nuance, heartbreak, disappointment, and family upheaval, all told through the chords of a rock-solid voice."e; -- Jonathan Starke, author of the award-winning novel, You've Got Something ComingBishop's characters are feisty contenders, battling miseries and frustrations with others and, just as often, with themselves, in these well-depicted stories that leave you rooting for them to be still standing at the final bell. --D. E. Lee, author of the award-winning novel, The Sky After Rain