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The Truth Now

Author	Anthony Caplan

The Truth Now

Anthony Caplan

An adventure tale of an ex-convict who discovers a reason and a purpose at the heart of his troubled past. Released from the correctional facility after 19 years, Sid Green searches the street and the voices in his head for an answer to the questions that pursue him like a jail warden of the soul. Did he do it? Did he kill Meg, the love of his life, the perfect girl, his high school lover and partner in crime? Who is Sid Green, really? To find out, Sid follows the clues to where the faces of the people he loves match the stories he hears from the wind. Follow Sid Green’s unlikely salvation in the year after his release from jail, as he pursues freedom and escapes justice in the Merrimack River Valley and northern New England.

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Categories: Adventure, Book, Century fox, Contemporary, Literature & Fiction Tags: Action & Adventure Fiction (Kindle Store), Psychological Fiction (Books), Psychological Fiction (Kindle Store)

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Did he do it? Did he kill Meg, the perfect partner in crime? Who is Sid, Green, really?

Sid follows the clues to where the faces of the people he loves match the stories he hears from the wind in dreams and memories. Released from jail after 19 years, Sid seeks freedom and escapes justice in the towns and forests of northern New England.
In this inspirational and action-packed story, the latest from Anthony Caplan, we run like a river through Sid’s dreams and visions of an interconnected past and present.

Anthony Caplan

About Anthony Caplan
1. What five words describe you?

Persistent, Essential, Symbolic, Seeking, Multidimensional

2. What was the first story you ever wrote? I mean the really bad one we all have that you’re trying to hide in the back of closet now that you’re published?

My really bad ones I burnt. Several have been lost along the way. Some are on my blog, http://thenewremembrance.blogspot.com The first story I ever wrote was when I was five or six. I had a toy typewriter and I wrote a story about some of my toys that were in a fight and beat each other. I think I was obsessed with violence.

3. What inspires you?

Live music, movies, good books, children, horses, and mountaintops.

4. What distracts you?

Work, children, farm chores (I live on a farm), and social media.

5. What’s your favorite story? This can be specific, as in a particular book or even story-driven movie, or general, like “I’m a sucker for a hero looking for redemption story.”

My favorite all-time classic story is The Odyssey by Homer. Every good story I know is a variation on the hero trying to get home. Every underdog is a variation on Ulysses. I also love father-son adventure stories. The Road by Cormac McCarthy is the best version I know of that one.