A Bridge of Straw
A Bridge of Straw by Chris Budd, published by SilverWood Books in 2013, is a fiction work that delves into the complexities of fame and personal relationships. This edition spans 282 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Mack, a former pop star whose life is disrupted when his old bandmate Al returns, demanding a share of their past success. As tensions rise, Mack’s struggle to maintain his family life intensifies, leading to a series of events that unravel his world.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of suspense as Mack’s son, Johnny, seeks to uncover the truth behind his father’s past and restore his reputation. The story intertwines themes of betrayal and redemption, highlighting the impact of fame on personal connections. As Johnny navigates the challenges posed by those who wish to keep the truth hidden, the tension builds, drawing readers into a world where the past and present collide. This edition presents a compelling narrative that captures the essence of thrillers and suspense, inviting readers to engage with the unfolding drama.
Official synopsis Publisher
Mack has a secret… Mack and Al used to be minor pop stars. They partied hard during the brief worldwide success of Mack’s song ‘A Bridge of Straw’. That was until a journalist with a vendetta threw the band apart and Al became seduced by Hollywood. Mack had settled into family life but Al returns, out of the blue, demanding a share of the royalties. Mack loses control as the situation develops, costing him his marriage and forcing him to retreat from the world that once acknowledged his talent. Fourteen years on, Mack’s son Johnny is determined to help his father by uncovering the truth, and to prove his father’s innocence. But someone is trying to stop him…
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